What is the standard size of SMA adapters?

The SMA adapter was designed as an OSM connector by Bendix and Omni-Spectra in the late 1950s and was one of the most commonly used RF/microwave connectors at that time.

Initially, SMA adapters were designed for 0.141" semi-rigid coaxial cables and precision connectors for microwave applications in the military industry. They were filled with PTFE dielectric. Under the conditions at the time, due to the small size of SMA connectors, It can work at a higher frequency (the frequency range for connecting semi-rigid cables is DC～18GHz; when connecting soft cables, it is DC～12.4GHz), and it has quickly become popular.

The current size of SMA adapters includes ferrule diameter, ferrule length and nut specifications. The standard sizes are 3.172mm, 9.8mm and 1/4-36 threads.

The connector spot platform TXGA provides safe, reliable and reasonably priced sma adapter spot, factory self-operated, online purchase, and one-click order. Enter TXGA [Product Center], online ordering is more convenient.

Previous： What test items need to pass for board-to-board high-speed connectors?

Next： FPC connector manufacturers help you distinguish the upper and lower connections of FPC connectors

Download Center

News Center

What is the standard size of SMA adapters?