Split type coaxial radio-frequency connector

Abstract

The invention discloses a split type coaxial radio-frequency connector. The connector comprises a first joint and a second joint, wherein the first joint is fixedly nested at one end of a connecting pipe, the second joint is glidingly nested at the other end of the connecting pipe, a radial sliding chute and an axial sliding chute are formed in the inner wall of the connecting pipe, a second spring is mounted in the radial sliding chute and connected with a press ring, the press ring is pressed under a second slider, the second slider is mounted on the second joint, the connecting pipe is sleeved with a sliding sleeve, a first toothed block is mounted at the top of the sliding sleeve, the second joint is sleeved with a cover plate, a second toothed block is mounted at the bottom of the cover plate, and the first toothed block is meshed with the second toothed block. The second joint is inserted into the connecting pipe, the second joint is rotated, the second slider slides into the radial sliding chute, the press ring presses the second slider, the sliding sleeve moves upwards, so that the first toothed block and the second toothed block are meshed, the cover plate is locked by thesliding sleeve and cannot rotate, the second joint cannot rotate, and the condition that the second joint is separated out of the connecting pipe during shaking of the connector is avoided.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to the technical field of communication electronic equipment, in particular to a split-type coaxial radio frequency connector. Background technique [0002] Coaxial RF connectors are referred to as RF connectors for short. They are usually a component that is attached to a cable or installed on an instrument. As a component that is electrically connected or separated from a transmission line, common coaxial RF connectors are threaded. A stud is set outside one terminal of the connector, and a nut is installed outside the other terminal, and the nut and the stud are connected together so that the two terminals are connected. However, repeated rotation of the nut during threaded connection is likely to cause pin insertion at the connection end. Bending, and installation and disassembly steps are cumbersome. If the connector shakes, the thread is easy to loosen, resulting in unstable signal transmission. Therefore, we propose a split...

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[0002] Coaxial RF connectors are referred to as RF connectors for short. They are usually a component that is attached to a cable or installed on an instrument. As a component that is electrically connected or separated from a transmission line, common coaxial RF connectors are threaded. A stud is set outside one terminal of the connector, and a nut is installed outside the other terminal, and the nut and the stud are connected together so that the two terminals are connected. However, repeated rotation of the nut during threaded connection is likely to cause pin insertion at the connection end. Bending, and the installation and disassembly steps are cumbersome. If the connector shakes, the thread is easy to loose, resulting in unstable signal transmission. Therefore, we propose a split coaxial RF connector to solve the above problems

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