HVR®200

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.

Rosenberger provides SMA, BNC and TNC reverse polarity connectors. These coaxial connectors are non-standardized versions, offering interfaces similar to the standard but with center contacts and dielectricum reversed; for use with W-LAN routers when safeguarding against the possibility of incorrect component connection.

Rosenberger TNC* coaxial connectors are based on BNC connector characteristics and interface dimensions. However, the screw-on locking mechanism enables reliable, quick and easy interconnection while also allowing their use under higher environmental loads compared to BNC connectors. They are designed for application in various industries including aerospace, telecom and mobile applications. 50 Ω versions up to maximum 10 GHz available 75 Ω versions up to maximum 4 GHz available on request Due to the internationally standardized TNC interface dimensions a perfect 75 Ohm characteristic impedance cannot be realized *TNC = Threaded Neill Concelman / Thread Navy Connector

Compact and lightweight, low-voltage Rosenberger LVR®120 connectors are ideal for such applications as electrical superchargers. Achieving approximately 120 A at 85 °C with a cable cross section of just 16 mm² they are certified to Vibration Severity Level 4. Furthermore, the additional slide locking mechanism (CPA – Connector Position Assurance) prevents accidental unmating.