R-SMA
N to R-SMA female-pin adapter
N to R-SMA male to female adapter
SMA to R-SMA female-pin adapter
SMA to R-SMA pin-socket adapter
R-SMA nut-socket angle connector G7 (RG-316/U), solder/crimp
R-SMA screw-pin connector G7 (RG-316/U), soldering/crimping
R-SMA nut-socket connector G1 (RG-58C/U), solder/crimp
R-SMA nut-socket connector G5 (RG-223/U), solder/crimp
R-SMA nut-socket angle connector G1 (RG-58C/U), solder/crimp
R-SMA nut-socket angle connector G30 (SLL-240), G54 (1.5/3.8 FLEX), solder/crimp
R-SMA nut-socket connector G30 (SLL-240), G54 (1.5/3.8 FLEX), solder/crimp
R-SMA screw-pin bulkhead connector G1 (RG-58C/U), solder/crimp
R-SMA screw-pin connector G30 (SLL-240), G54 (1.5/3.8 FLEX), crimp/crimp
R-SMA screw-pin connector G1 (RG-58C/U), solder/crimp
R-SMA nut-socket connector G7 (RG-316/U), solder/crimp
The term "reverse-polarized connectors" is used when, for example, a standard cable plug has a central contact with internal polarity instead of a central contact with external polarity. Reverse polarization connectors are used mainly in WLAN applications and are available in three different series: R-SMA connectors are supplied with a threaded connection, resistant to vibrations and can be used at frequencies above 6 GHz (depending on the type). Impedance is controlled at the level of 50 ohms.
R-TNC connectors are supplied with a threaded connection, resistant to vibrations and can be used at frequencies above 6 GHz. Impedance is regulated at the level of 50 ohms.
R-BNC connectors are supplied with a bayonet connection. There are possible versions of connectors with cable crimping.













