Radio-frequency coaxial connector of push self-locking structure
A technology of radio frequency coaxial and self-locking structure, which is applied in the direction of connection, two-part connection device, and parts of the connection device. Easy to loosen and adjust
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[0013] Such as figure 1 As shown, a radio frequency coaxial connector with a push-in self-locking structure includes a male head 20, a female head 10, a locking sleeve 30 and a spring 40, and the end of the male head 20 is equipped with clamp arms distributed along the ring 221, the end of the clamp arm 221 is equipped with a pressure head 222, the female head 10 can be inserted into the male head 20, the outer side of the female head 10 is provided with a card slot 111 that matches the pressure head 222, the spring 40, the locking sleeve 30 along the The radial direction is arranged outside the male head 20 sequentially from the inside to the outside. The inner side of the locking sleeve 30 adjacent to the end of the male head 20 is provided with a stepped surface 32. The radio frequency coaxial connector also includes a limiting sleeve 50 and an adjusting sleeve 60. The bit sleeve 50 is set outside the male head 20 and is located between the male head 20 and the locking slee...
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