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The FMCA100139-60 is a low-loss radio frequency cable assembly manufactured by Fairview Microwave. It features an N-type male connector on one end and a right-angle TNC male connector on the other. The assembly utilizes TCOM-195 coaxial cable and has a standard length of 60 inches. This component is designed for applications requiring reliable signal transmission with minimal attenuation between equipment interfaces.
Verify the specific connector gender and orientation requirements against system schematics before procurement. Confirm that the TCOM-195 cable specifications meet the operational frequency and power handling needs of the intended application. Ensure compatibility with existing N-type and right-angle TNC ports to prevent mechanical interference or signal integrity issues during installation.
Select this assembly when a transition from a straight N-type port to a right-angle TNC port is required within a 60-inch span. Consider the TCOM-195 cable type for its balance of flexibility and low loss characteristics. Evaluate the physical clearance around the right-angle connector to ensure adequate routing space in the final enclosure design.
This part belongs to Fairview Microwave's catalog of custom and standard RF cable assemblies. The product line focuses on providing high-performance interconnect solutions using various coaxial types and connector combinations. The model number indicates the specific connector configuration and cable length used in the assembly.
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