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onelinkmore HN Male to HN Male RG393 Jumper 3.3ft 50ohm Silver-Plated
- HN-TYPE CONNECTOR CHECK NOT COMPATIBLE WITH STANDARD N-TYPE: HN connectors use a 3/4"-20 UNEF threaded coupling, physically larger than the standard N-type 5/8"-24 thread. HN Male plugs mate only with HN Female jacks and cannot connect to N-type ports. HN connectors are found on high-voltage RF test equipment, broadcast transmitters, industrial RF systems, and laboratory instruments rated above 1,500V AC. Verify your equipment uses HN female ports before ordering.
- HIGH-VOLTAGE RATED DESIGNED FOR HIGH-POWER RF APPLICATIONS: Standard N-type connectors are rated to approximately 500V. HN connectors are rated for continuous operation at 1,500V AC with withstand voltage testing at 5,000V/min significantly higher voltage tolerance than standard RF connectors. This makes HN-to-HN jumpers appropriate for high-power CW transmitters, high-voltage laboratory bench setups, industrial RF generators, and broadcast feed systems where arc-over risk must be eliminated.
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HN-J Male to Male RG393 Double-Shielded Coaxial CableThis professional-grade 50 coaxial cable is built for short-run, high-frequency signal transmission in demanding RF applications. It comes pre-fitted with HN-J male connectors on both ends for fast, reliable, error-free installation. The precise length is ideal for tight spaces and internal device wiring, eliminating cable waste.
Key Features & AdvantagesSuperior Materials: 7 0.792 mm stranded silver-plated copper (SPC) inner conductor plus double SPC braid shield, boosting anti-interference performance by 40 % compared with single shield and minimizing high-frequency loss.
Rugged FEP Jacket: Polyfluoroethylene propylene (FEP) outer jacket delivers exceptional durability, operating reliably from 65 C to +200 C and resisting corrosive chemicals.
Applications: Essential for RF test instruments (spectrum analyzers, network analyzers), 5G small-cell base stations, industrial RF sensors, and high-power radar systems requiring dependable 50 impedance matching.
Compliance: Fully RoHS compliant.
Type: RG393, 50 impedanceJacket
Material: FEP (brown)
Max Frequency: 3.0 GHzDifference between HN Connectors and
N ConnectorsHN Connector: A high-voltage enhanced version of the N-type connector, introduced in the 1950s and specifically designed for high-voltage applications.
N Connector: A standard RF coaxial connector widely used for general radio frequency and microwave applications.
Core Relationship: The HN connector adopts the threaded coupling mechanism of the N connector in its design but is enhanced in both electrical and mechanical performance to accommodate higher voltage and power operating environments.
Radar Systems: General-purpose radar equipment.
Choose HN Connector: When the system needs to withstand voltages above 1500V or high-power transmission (>500W), especially in industrial, aerospace, or high-voltage testing environments.
Choose N Connector: Suitable for general RF applications, particularly communication systems requiring high-frequency performance (>4GHz) or standard 50/75 impedance matching.
Key Features & AdvantagesSuperior Materials: 7 0.792 mm stranded silver-plated copper (SPC) inner conductor plus double SPC braid shield, boosting anti-interference performance by 40 % compared with single shield and minimizing high-frequency loss.
Rugged FEP Jacket: Polyfluoroethylene propylene (FEP) outer jacket delivers exceptional durability, operating reliably from 65 C to +200 C and resisting corrosive chemicals.
Applications: Essential for RF test instruments (spectrum analyzers, network analyzers), 5G small-cell base stations, industrial RF sensors, and high-power radar systems requiring dependable 50 impedance matching.
Compliance: Fully RoHS compliant.
Specifications
SnapshotConnector Type: HN-J Male to HN-J Male (gold-plated contacts)CableType: RG393, 50 impedanceJacket
Material: FEP (brown)
Max Frequency: 3.0 GHzDifference between HN Connectors and
N ConnectorsHN Connector: A high-voltage enhanced version of the N-type connector, introduced in the 1950s and specifically designed for high-voltage applications.
N Connector: A standard RF coaxial connector widely used for general radio frequency and microwave applications.
Core Relationship: The HN connector adopts the threaded coupling mechanism of the N connector in its design but is enhanced in both electrical and mechanical performance to accommodate higher voltage and power operating environments.
Radar Systems: General-purpose radar equipment.
Choose HN Connector: When the system needs to withstand voltages above 1500V or high-power transmission (>500W), especially in industrial, aerospace, or high-voltage testing environments.
Choose N Connector: Suitable for general RF applications, particularly communication systems requiring high-frequency performance (>4GHz) or standard 50/75 impedance matching.
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