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Amphenol 920-526J-52S — RF / Coaxial Connectors

Amphenol RF 920-526J-52S HD-EFI Jack, 50 Ohm, 10 GHz

MPN920-526J-52S
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Amphenol RF HD-EFI series, 920-526J-52S, jack male pin, 50 Ohm, DC to 10 GHz, snap-on fastening, through-hole solder termination, gold-plated center contact, white bronze body, -45°C to 125°C.

$6.7400Ref. price · indicative, final on quote
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Specifications

920-526J-52S key specifications
ParameterValue
SeriesHD-EFI
MountingThrough Hole
Connector typeJack, Male Pin
Fastening typeSnap-On
Frequency - max10 GHz
Operating temperature-45°C ~ 125°C
Body materialBrass
Housing colorSilver
Dielectric materialPolytetrafluoroethylene (PTFE)
Center contact materialBrass
PackageBag
FeaturesExtended Insulation, Limited Detent

All specifications

920-526J-52S additional specifications
ParameterValue
Impedance50 Ohms
Body finishWhite Bronze
Mating cycles50
Insertion loss0.2dB
Number of ports1
Shield terminationSolder
Contact terminationSolder
Center contact platingGold

Product details

RF Interface and Signal Path

The 920-526J-52S: The snap-on coupling gives a quick, tool-less mate — handy when you're swapping a cable in a tight rack without fumbling for a wrench. Insertion loss is rated at 0.2 dB, which keeps the signal clean through the interconnect. The white bronze body finish adds a layer of tarnish resistance for long-term field exposure.

Through-hole solder termination — the center pin and shield legs go through the board and get soldered. That gives a solid mechanical anchor and a reliable ground connection.

Frequently asked questions

Does the 920-526J-52S have a lock or detent feature?

Yes — the fastening type is snap-on, which provides a positive detent lock when mated. It holds the pair together without threads, but it's not a threaded coupling; a half-turn loose isn't possible, but the snap-on can be unseated by a sharp pull.