Magnetic RJ45

1.6-5.6 connectors perform at 75 Ohm up to 4/12 GHz and are characterized by high mechanical and electrical stability. They are mainly used for reliable transmission of high bit-rates. IInd and IIIrd generation 1.6-5.6 connectors are intermateable and feature different coupling mechanisms for allowing male types to be connected to all female types. The screw-on coupling version provides positive, familiar mating, while the quick-lock/push-pull coupling version enables quick installation. This series complies with CECC 22240 standards.

The 4.3-10 series is a low PIM (Passive Intermodulation) system for frequencies up to 12 GHz for use in mobile communication applications. It is designed to meet the growing performance needs of mobile network equipment, when connecting, for example, RRUs to antennas. Features include compact connector sizes, best electrical performance, low PIM and coupling torque as well as easy installation. Offering three different coupling mechanisms – screw, quick-lock/push-pull and hand-screw – the universal jack design is mateable with all plug types.

The Rosenberger HPK system can achieve 275 A at 85 °C up to 1000 V. With their excellent vibration and current capacity performance the HPK connectors are well-suited to typical high-voltage electric vehicle applications such as the connection between battery, inverter and PDU. The range includes 1-, 2-, or 3-pole connectors which for maximum flexibility can be used with copper or aluminum cables in four different cable cross sections. Straight and angled cable couplers as well as corresponding headers are available, either with or without HVIL (high-voltage interlock).

Rosenberger’s comprehensive portfolio of cost-effective, high-quality and precision products enables a broad spectrum of industrial test & measurement applications for active or passive devices. Rosenberger develops and offers a selection of verification kits for common precision interfaces for vector network analyzers (VNAs). All verification components from Rosenberger are electrically characterized on a network analyzer measurement system. These measurements are traceable to metrology standards such as PTB (Physikalisch-Technische Bundesanstalt Braunschweig) or NIST (National Institute of Standards and Technology).