CHANDLER, AZ, November 15, 2010 (Press-News.org) Radiall USA, Inc. expands its connector product offering with the new HDQX series for high-speed Ethernet and RF data transmission. The HDQX connector combines a compact size with the ruggedness needed for high reliability and signal integrity in harsh aerospace and military environments. Offering twelve size 8 cavities in a high-density rectangular shell, the space-saving HDQX accepts ARINC 600 Quadrax and size 8 BMA contacts, as well as twinax and triaxial contacts.
Typical applications for the HDQX connectors include data networks, in-flight entertainment systems, video control centers, and naval and military vehicle communications. The robust design of the HDQX connector enables high-speed, high-density applications. For example, six 1000Base-T gigabit links are possible with the HDQX by using two parallel Quadrax contacts. In addition, the HDQX can utilize BMA contacts in RF connections at frequencies up to 18 GHz.
The HDQX series also has several other beneficial features such as a center locking device for reliable mating and easy connection, lightweight composite strain relief and the contacts are grounded to the shell for extremely low electrical resistance. With the HDQX, environmental sealing is available with an interfacial sealing on the shell as well as sealing boots on the contacts.
For more information contact
Radiall USA, Inc.,
6825 West Galveston Street
Chandler, Arizona 85226
Sales: 480-682-9400 Fax: 480-682-9403
E-mail: infousa@radiall.com
About Radiall
Radiall USA, Inc., Chandler, Arizona, is a global manufacturer of leading edge interconnects solutions. The company offers an extensive range of RF coaxial connectors and cable assemblies, coaxial switches, fiber optic and microwave components, multipin connectors and more. Radiall has sales offices and subsidiaries throughout the world, R&D in the U.S., Europe and China, along with manufacturing facilities strategically located in the U.S., Mexico, India, and China.
Editorial Contact
Christelle Bridier
Radiall Aerospace, Defense, Instrumentation Div.
Tel: (33) 02 47 29 84 22
Email: christelle.bridier@radiall.com
Radiall Introduces a New HDQX Connector Solution for High-Speed Data Transmission
For Ethernet and RF signals, Radiall's HDQX Connector combines a compact size with the ruggedness needed for high reliability and signal integrity in harsh aerospace and military environments.
2010-11-15
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[Press-News.org] Radiall Introduces a New HDQX Connector Solution for High-Speed Data TransmissionFor Ethernet and RF signals, Radiall's HDQX Connector combines a compact size with the ruggedness needed for high reliability and signal integrity in harsh aerospace and military environments.