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mmWave connectors are field replaceable

By Redding Traiger | March 6, 2025

Hirose has expanded its compact coaxial connector offering with the introduction of three mmWave field replaceable solutions. Compliant with IEC 61169-32, MIL-STD-348B, and RoHS2 standards, the new mmWave connector family offers secure screw mounting and flexible cable options to simplify design and assembly.
The compact field replaceable coaxial connectors feature a rugged design that ensures reliable and efficient performance in demanding environments. The connector family offers superior impedance matching against temperature change in a space- and weight-saving package.
Ideal for finished RF modules, measuring instrumentation, radio communication equipment, and more, the new field replaceable coaxial product offering includes a 1.85 mm, 2.4 mm, and 2.92 mm version.
The HV-R-FR2(**) 1.85 mm coaxial connector provides high-frequency transmission up to 71 GHz with a return loss of only 16.5 dB minimum. VSWR values include: 50Ghz, 1.3 Max; 60GHz, 1.5 Max; 67Ghz, 1.8 Max.
The H2.4-R-FR2(**) 2.4 mm connector version supports up to 50 GHz. The VSWR value is: 50Ghz, 1.3 Max.
The HK-R-FR2(**) 2.92 mm coaxial connector supports up to 43.5 GHz. The VSWR value is: 43.5Ghz, 1.3 Max.

Filed Under: Development tool, mmWave, Tools
Tagged With: Hirose Electric
 

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