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The FMCA100146-36 is a radio frequency cable assembly manufactured by Fairview Microwave. It features an N Male connector on one end and an SMA Male connector on the other. The assembly utilizes TCOM-195-FR coaxial cable, which provides low loss characteristics and fire-rated properties. The total length of the cable is 36 inches. This component is designed for applications requiring reliable RF signal transmission with specific safety compliance standards.
Verify the exact technical specifications against the official Fairview Microwave datasheet before integration. Confirm that the fire-rated status of the TCOM-195-FR cable meets your specific project safety requirements. Ensure compatibility between N Male and SMA Male connectors in your system design. Check current availability as distribution status may vary.
Select this assembly when a transition from N Male to SMA Male is required within a confined or safety-regulated environment. The choice is driven by the need for fire-rated materials combined with low loss performance. Consider the 36-inch length constraint and the specific impedance matching capabilities of the TCOM-195-FR cable for your frequency range.
This part belongs to the Fairview Microwave RF Cable Assemblies line. It is part of a series offering various lengths and connector combinations using specialized cables like TCOM-195-FR. The product focuses on providing robust interconnect solutions with specific material properties such as fire resistance and low attenuation for professional RF applications.

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