COAX CONNS 10-005-W126-FA BNC 12G UHD Male cable, crimp, 75 ohm, black, group X

These high-performance, 75 ohm types have been developed specifically for 4K UHDTV applications. They have extremely low return-loss and are rated to 1000 mating cycles. The impedance-matched, gold-plated, crimp centre-pin 'clicks' home into a PTFE insulator in a black nickel plated body with crimp outer sleeve ('ferrule'). Return loss is typically 29dB at 3GHz and 19dB at 12GHz. Straight body and right angled body types are available.

For cable group Y, the standard version of the connector has crimp sizes 1.72mm and 8.23mm. An alternative version is available (code FC1) with the American standard 1.07mm and 7.06mm sizes. The latter is suitable for use with crimp tools designed for American manufactured connectors. Both have ferrules that are 12.7mm long. For Canford group Y flexible video cables, type FC1 should be used with SDV-F and type FC with SDV-XF. Coax Connectors crimp tool 96-HTS-75A (55-8182) should be used with type FC connectors, crimp tool 96-HTS-77 (55-8187) should be used with type FC1 connectors.

Optional accessories: Coloured strain reliefs are recommended for crimp types, see CANFORD STRAIN RELIEF BUSHES - For BNC and MUSA.

Canford offers several ranges of BNC connectors of a less stringent specification, including 75 ohm 3G types for HD-SDI, and 50 ohm types suitable for RF purposes; these are listed separately.

Coax Connectors crimp tools are also stocked, see COAX CONNECTORS CRIMP TOOLS. These are supplied complete with appropriate dies. However tools and dies from other manufacturers may also be used, see Crimp tools. Crimp dies must be the correct type for the connector and cable size. Due to the precise dimensions of the centre pins required to achieve superior performance at UHD bit-rates, crimp-dies used generally for SD BNCs may not be suitable for Coax Connectors BNC 12G UHD connectors.

For an explanation of the terminology used in this entry and the advantages of crimping and solder termination, as well as advice on termination procedure and choice of connectors and tooling to suit specific cables, please see the linked resources: Crimp Die Selection Chart, Coaxial Connector Selection Guide and BNC Connectors - Terminology And Termination.