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Standard test port adaptor, SMA(m-m)

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The TA342 Standard Test Port Adaptor is an SMA male-to-male connector designed to convert a female test port to a male test port. This adaptor is essential for interfacing with devices under test (DUTs) that have SMA female connectors, ensuring secure and reliable connections in RF testing scenarios..

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The TA342 Standard Test Port Adaptor is an essential accessory for professionals working with RF test equipment. By converting a female test port to a male test port, it allows for easy connection to SMA female DUTs, ensuring secure and reliable measurements. This adaptor is particularly useful in scenarios where space is limited, and additional cables are not feasible.

Its precision engineering ensures minimal signal loss, maintaining the integrity of measurements. The durable construction ensures longevity, even with frequent use, making it a valuable addition to any RF testing setup.

  • Gender Conversion: Easily converts a female test port to a male test port, facilitating connections with SMA female DUTs.

  • Precision Engineering: Manufactured to high standards, ensuring minimal signal loss and maintaining measurement integrity.

  • Durable Construction: Built to withstand the rigors of frequent use in laboratory and field environments.

  • Compact Design: Small form factor allows for easy integration into existing setups without occupying excessive space.

  • Cost-Effective Solution: Provides an economical way to interface with SMA female DUTs without the need for additional cables.

  • Model: TA342

  • Connector Type: SMA Male to SMA Male

  • Impedance: 50 Ω

  • Frequency Range: DC to 18 GHz

  • Material: High-quality metal construction for durability

  • Dimensions: Compact design for easy integration

  • Application: Facilitating connections between SMA female DUTs and test equipment