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Amphenol 081-160 — RF / Coaxial Connectors

Amphenol RF 081-160 FME Jack, 50 Ohm, 500 Cycles, Active

MPN081-160
Active

Amphenol RF FME series, 081-160, jack female socket, 50 Ohm, threaded, crimp termination, free-hanging, 500 mating cycles, nickel body, gold center contact, bulk package.

$4.5700Ref. price · indicative, final on quote
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Independent China distributor & sourcing agent· Listing updated Jul 2026

Specifications

081-160 specifications
ParameterValue
MountingFree Hanging (In-Line)
Connector typeJack, Female Socket
Fastening typeThreaded
Frequency - max200 MHz
Body materialBrass
Housing colorSilver
Dielectric materialPolytetrafluoroethylene (PTFE)
Center contact materialPhosphor Bronze
PackageBulk
Includes4 pcs - 1 Connector, 1 Contact, 1 Ferrule, 1 Nut
Impedance50Ohm
Body finishNickel
Mating cycles500
Number of ports1
Shield terminationCrimp
Contact terminationCrimp
Center contact platingGold

Product details

FME Jack for 50 Ohm RF Lines

The 081-160: The kit ships with the connector body, a gold-plated phosphor bronze contact, a crimp ferrule, and a coupling nut — four pieces total, ready for field assembly.

Impedance and Frequency Range

Rated at 50 Ohm impedance, the 081-160 is specced for signals up to 200 MHz. That frequency ceiling suits it for lower-band RF applications — think baseband video, GPS, or ISM-band telemetry — rather than high-frequency microwave links.

For a permanent-install crimp connector, 500 cycles is generous; the limiting factor will be the cable braid fatigue at the ferrule, not the contact.

What's in the Box

The 081-160 is a complete assembly kit: one FME jack body (nickel-plated brass), one gold-plated phosphor bronze center contact, one crimp ferrule for the cable braid, and one coupling nut. No separate parts to order — strip the coax, crimp the contact and ferrule, thread the nut, and you're mated.

Frequently asked questions

What is the impedance of the Amphenol RF 081-160 connector?

The 081-160 is a 50 Ohm impedance jack, rated for signals up to 200 MHz.

Is the Amphenol RF 081-160 a threaded connector?

Yes, it uses threaded fastening for a secure, vibration-resistant mate.