SMA Jack for 1.32 mm Coax — 50 Ohm, 6 GHz Ceiling
It carries a 6 GHz maximum frequency rating and a 166 V voltage rating, with a threaded fastening interface that mates with any standard SMA plug. The gold-plated brass body and gold-over-beryllium copper center contact are built for 500 mating cycles — well above the typical 200–300 cycles for a crimp-style SMA. The PTFE dielectric keeps phase stability across the band. This is the connector you specify for a test-lead pigtail, an external antenna whip, or any in-line coax run where a bulkhead-mounted jack isn't needed.
How It Stacks Against the 901-10754 Bulkhead Jack
The 901-10763 is the free-hanging version of the same SMA jack family. The 901-10754 is a bulkhead-mount variant with a front-side nut, rated 335 V instead of 166 V, and accepts 1.13 mm coax instead of 1.32 mm. If your application needs panel feed-through and a higher voltage headroom, the 901-10754 is the right call. If you're terminating a loose cable end without a panel cutout, the 901-10763 saves the hardware and the installation step.