N-Type Jack for 50 Ohm RF Systems Up to 11 GHz
The 82-97-RFX: It is a panel-mount flange version intended for bulkhead or chassis installation where the connector body is fixed and the cable attaches via the rear. With a voltage rating of 1500 V and insertion loss of 0.15 dB, this jack suits RF power feeds, antenna ports, and test equipment interfaces where signal integrity and mechanical retention matter.
The 1500 V rating gives headroom for RF power amplifiers and antenna feed lines where peak envelope voltage can exceed 1 kV. For applications below 1 GHz, the loss figure is negligible; the connector's real value is the repeatable impedance match across the full band.
That means you tin the centre conductor of the coax, insert it into the cup, and solder. The shield braid is fanned over the body and soldered or clamped depending on the cable preparation. This is a field-terminable design for RG-type cables where a crimp die is not available, though a crimp version (like the 082-4425-1003 plug) is the more common production method.