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NDL-Q/NDL-T Series

Ultraminiature Triax Connectors

Ultraminiature triax connectors in threaded and quick disconnect formats are offered in straight, right angle, cable and PCB mount configurations, designed for numerous low loss twinaxial cables and concentric triax cables.

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Features & Benefits

  • Ultraminiature triax connectors in threaded and quick disconnect formats
  • Offered in straight, right angle, cable and PCB mount configurations
  • Designed for numerous low loss twinaxial cables and concentric triax cables
  • Featuring Sabritec technology

Overview

The triax connector line features our ultraminiature NDL connector in both the threaded (NDL-T) and quick disconnect (NDL-Q) versions. The series includes straight and right angle cable and PCB mount connectors and in-series and between series adapters. Cable mount connectors are designed for numerous low-loss twinaxial cables and concentric triaxial cables available in a variety of impedance values. These cables are designed for all types of data-bus and video interconnect systems including MIL-STD-1553B, ARINC 429, 100 Base-T, Ethernet, high speed video hot-link and FibreChannel data links.

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