The N Female 4Hole Flange Crimp for RG316 Cable connector is a rugged, panel-mount RF connector used for high mechanical integrity RF applications. It is connected to an N male connector. The RG316 cable is connected using a Crimp termination. The N Female 4Hole Flange Crimp for RG316 Cable connector is designed for high frequency antenna work, test benches, etc. A 4Hole Flange provides for panel mounting of connector directly to panels, etc. The feedthrough of the connector is a clean fixed point in a bulkhead, etc. A solid RF performance over a broad frequency range is achieved by the crimp connection which provides a low resistance connection between the center conductor of the cable and the braid. The Crimp style connector is used for field installations. High quality connectors are made of conductive metals and feature a dielectric that has been machined to precise specifications. They provide long-lasting performance with high-quality signals. These connectors have the advantage of being easily installed using the correct crimp tools and die sizes, unlike connectors that are connected using solder. This connector is ideal for a wide range of applications from new custom RF work to connection of an existing RF cable into an existing RF enclosure. N Female 4Hole Flange Crimp for RG316 Cable connectors are a versatile and reliable choice for use in the lab or in the field for a variety of small to large production runs of cable assemblies.

• N female interface compatible with standard N male connectors
• 4-hole flange design for secure panel or bulkhead mounting
• Optimized for RG316 coaxial cable crimp termination
• Crimp attachment for both center conductor and braid for solid electrical contact
• Supports low-loss RF performance across a wide frequency range (exact range depends on system design)
• Robust metal body for mechanical durability in lab or field environments
• Stable
• repeatable connection ideal for antennas
• RF test setups
• and custom assemblies
• Compact flange layout suitable for tight panels and small enclosures