Supports high-frequency bands up to DC-110GHz. Can be mounted on the substrate with just screw fastening, eliminating the need for soldering.
The "1.0mmW compatible connector Compression Mount type" is a coaxial connector that is easy to mount on a circuit board and supports the 110GHz band. The connection of the connector's outer conductor to the circuit board can be done solely by screw fastening, which reduces soldering labor and allows for easy repairs. Please try it in your circuit board evaluation work environment. 【Features】 ■ Supports DC-110GHz millimeter wave band in mounted state on the circuit board ■ High-performance compression type ■ Reusable ■ Suitable for a wide range of applications (Measurement instruments, high-frequency modules, optical communication modules, transmission characteristic measurements, etc.) *For more details, please refer to the materials available via the download button below. We also handle connectors such as "1.85mmV (DC-65GHz)" and "2.92mmK (DC-45GHz)." Feel free to contact us regarding various products.
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【Millimeter Wave Compatible Connectors (Board Mount Type) Lineup】 ◎1.0mmW ◎1.85mmV ◎2.92mmK ◎SMPS ◎SMPM ◎SMP 【Millimeter Wave Compatible Connectors (Cable Type) Lineup】 ◎1.0mmW ◎1.85mmV ◎2.4mm ◎2.92mmK ◎3.5mm ◎SMPS ◎SMPM ◎SMP ◎0.8mm (Under Development) For more details, please feel free to contact us.
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Evaluation boards, etc., with modules, devices, etc., implemented on the substrate.
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Waka Manufacturing Co., Ltd. has developed connectors that support millimeter waves at 110GHz. "Towards higher frequencies" is Waka Manufacturing's development policy for coaxial connectors. The expertise pursued in high frequency is applied to all connectors as high reliability. We are also constantly working on enhancing our new lineup and accommodating user custom-made requests. Waka Manufacturing will continue to challenge itself in pursuit of even higher frequencies and reliability in line with the advancement of electronics.