| SMA Series | Threaded, small coaxial interface | 50 Ω | DC to 18 GHz; precision versions may reach approximately 26.5 GHz | ≤ 1.25:1 at lower frequencies; commonly ≤ 1.50:1 near the upper limit | Typically ≤ 0.30 dB, depending on frequency and configuration | Usually 50–100 W at low frequency; derated substantially at microwave frequencies | Threaded coupling | Test equipment, RF modules, antennas, wireless and microwave assemblies | Confirm thread compatibility, gender, cable diameter, and frequency rating |
| 3.5 mm Series | Precision threaded coaxial interface | 50 Ω | DC to 26.5 GHz; some precision designs extend to approximately 33 GHz | Typically ≤ 1.30:1 across the rated band | Typically ≤ 0.35 dB | Often 10–50 W, with frequency-dependent derating | Threaded coupling | Vector network analyzers, calibration assemblies, precision microwave testing | Choose a precision-grade interface when repeatability and calibration stability are critical |
| 2.92 mm Series | Precision threaded coaxial interface | 50 Ω | DC to 40 GHz | Typically ≤ 1.30:1 | Typically ≤ 0.40 dB | Commonly 10–30 W, depending on frequency and thermal conditions | Threaded coupling | Millimeter-wave measurement, high-frequency modules, laboratory test systems | Check compatibility with other 2.92 mm interfaces and avoid exceeding the specified mating torque |
| Type N Series | Medium-size threaded coaxial interface | 50 Ω or 75 Ω; do not interchange without verification | 50 Ω versions commonly DC to 11 GHz; 75 Ω versions commonly operate to approximately 1 GHz | Typically ≤ 1.30:1 to ≤ 1.50:1 | Typically ≤ 0.25–0.50 dB | Often 100–300 W at low frequency, with strong frequency and temperature derating | Threaded coupling | Base stations, outdoor radio systems, instrumentation, high-power RF links | Verify impedance, weatherproofing, cable power rating, and operating frequency |
| BNC Series | Bayonet-lock coaxial interface | 50 Ω or 75 Ω | 50 Ω versions commonly DC to 4 GHz; 75 Ω versions generally used at lower frequencies | Typically ≤ 1.50:1 | Typically ≤ 0.50 dB | Usually 10–50 W at low frequency; lower at higher frequencies | Bayonet coupling | General laboratory equipment, control systems, video, and low-to-medium-frequency RF | Match the 50 Ω or 75 Ω system and check whether the adaptor is intended for RF or video service |
| TNC Series | Threaded version of a bayonet-style interface | 50 Ω | Commonly DC to 11 GHz | Typically ≤ 1.35:1 to ≤ 1.50:1 | Typically ≤ 0.30–0.50 dB | Often 50–150 W at low frequency, subject to derating | Threaded coupling | Mobile communications, outdoor RF equipment, vibration-prone installations | Prefer threaded coupling where vibration resistance is more important than rapid connection |
| N-Type to SMA | Medium interface to compact threaded interface | 50 Ω | Typically limited by the lower-rated interface; commonly DC to 11–18 GHz | Typically ≤ 1.50:1 | Typically ≤ 0.50 dB | Use the lower power rating of the two mating interfaces | Threaded-to-threaded transition | Connecting outdoor radio hardware to compact test cables or RF modules | Check that both connector genders and interface types are mechanically compatible |
| SMA to 3.5 mm | Compact threaded interface to precision microwave interface | 50 Ω | Commonly DC to 18 GHz; use a precision-rated adaptor for higher-frequency work | Typically ≤ 1.50:1 | Typically ≤ 0.40 dB | Usually 10–50 W, with frequency-dependent derating | Threaded-to-threaded transition | Connecting standard RF modules to precision measurement equipment | Check pin depth, connector interface quality, and maximum mating cycles |
| SMA to 2.92 mm | Compact interface to millimeter-wave precision interface | 50 Ω | Typically DC to 18–26.5 GHz, depending on the SMA side and adaptor construction | Typically ≤ 1.50:1 | Typically ≤ 0.50 dB | Commonly 10–30 W, with significant high-frequency derating | Threaded-to-threaded transition | Transitioning between standard microwave assemblies and higher-frequency test ports | Do not assume the lower-frequency connector determines the complete adaptor rating without checking test data |
| Coaxial Gender Changer | Same connector family with male-to-male or female-to-female conversion | Must match the connected system, commonly 50 Ω | Determined by the connector family and adaptor design | Should not exceed the VSWR limit of the connected components | Typically ≤ 0.30–0.50 dB | Determined by the lower-rated mating interface | Gender conversion within one connector family | Resolving mechanical gender conflicts in cables, panels, and instruments | Use only when the mating interface, impedance, keying, and pin geometry are fully compatible |
| Right-Angle Adaptor | Connector transition with a 90-degree bend | Usually 50 Ω | Determined by the connector family; bends may reduce high-frequency performance | Typically ≤ 1.50:1 within the specified band | Typically 0.20–0.70 dB, depending on design and frequency | Generally lower than an equivalent straight adaptor because of thermal and mechanical constraints | Threaded, bayonet, or push-on, depending on the connector family | Compact assemblies, rack panels, cable routing, and space-limited enclosures | Check bend-related loss, minimum clearance, cable strain, and torque access |
| Bulkhead Adaptor | Panel-mount adaptor with a pass-through connection | Commonly 50 Ω; 75 Ω versions also exist | Determined by the interface combination and panel-mount construction | Typically ≤ 1.50:1 | Typically ≤ 0.30–0.60 dB | Determined by the interface, mounting hardware, and thermal path | Threaded, bayonet, or push-on | Enclosures, shielded boxes, instrument panels, and outdoor cabinets | Verify panel thickness, mounting-hole dimensions, sealing method, and grounding continuity |
| Precision Calibration Adaptor | Precision interface with characterized electrical behavior | 50 Ω | Often DC to 18, 26.5, 40, or 50 GHz, depending on the interface | Typically ≤ 1.20:1 to ≤ 1.30:1 | Typically ≤ 0.20–0.40 dB | Usually low to moderate power; intended primarily for measurement accuracy | Precision threaded coupling | Network-analyzer calibration, verification, metrology, and repeatable RF measurements | Require traceable electrical specifications, connector-care procedures, and defined calibration uncertainty |
| Weather-Resistant Adaptor | Sealed outdoor coaxial interface | Usually 50 Ω | Commonly DC to 6 or 11 GHz, depending on the interface | Typically ≤ 1.50:1 | Typically ≤ 0.30–0.60 dB | Determined by connector family and ambient-temperature derating | Usually threaded coupling | Outdoor antennas, radio links, tower equipment, and exposed cable transitions | Check sealing grade, operating temperature, corrosion resistance, and cable weatherproofing method |
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