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Hirose Electric Co Ltd BNC-UPA(40) — RF / Coaxial Connectors

BNC-UPA(40) BNC Plug to Plug Adapter, 50 Ohm, 4 GHz

MPNBNC-UPA(40)
Last Buy

Hirose BNC series, BNC-UPA(40), U-Shape plug-to-plug adapter, 50 Ohm impedance, 4 GHz max frequency, silver-plated beryllium copper center contact, free-hanging in-line mount, bulk package.

$127.5700Ref. price · indicative, final on quote
Sourced new & surplus through independent channelsAuthenticity-screened · ESD-safe packingListing updated Jul 2026

Specifications

BNC-UPA(40) key specifications
ParameterValue
SeriesBNC
Adapter typePlug to Plug
MountingFree Hanging (In-Line)
Adapter seriesBNC to BNC
Fastening typeBayonet Lock, Bayonet Lock
Conversion typeSame Series
Frequency - max4 GHz
Body materialBrass
Dielectric materialPolytetrafluoroethylene (PTFE)
Center contact materialBeryllium Copper
StyleU-Shape
PackageBulk

All specifications

BNC-UPA(40) additional specifications
ParameterValue
Impedance50 Ohms
Body finishSilver
Center genderMale to Male
Mating cycles1000
Center contact platingSilver
Convert to (Adapter end)BNC Plug, Male Pin
Convert from (Adapter end)BNC Plug, Male Pin

Product details

What is the BNC-UPA(40)?

The Hirose BNC-UPA(40) is a BNC-series U-Shape adapter that connects two BNC plugs with male center pins — a same-series in-line coupler for extending or joining coaxial cable runs. The body is brass with a silver finish, the center contact is beryllium copper with silver plating, and the dielectric is PTFE. It is a free-hanging (in-line) adapter with bayonet locks on both ends.

Key RF Specifications and What They Mean

The 50 Ohm impedance matches standard RF test and telecom systems. The 4 GHz frequency ceiling is a hard limit.

Lifecycle and Sourcing — Last Buy Status

The BNC-UPA(40) is on Last Buy status. That means the manufacturer has ceased regular production and this is the final procurement window. There is no official replacement order code on record from Hirose for this adapter. If you need a long-term supply, consider qualifying a functionally equivalent BNC male-to-male adapter from another manufacturer while stock remains.

Frequently asked questions

Is the BNC-UPA(40) obsolete?

The BNC-UPA(40) is on Last Buy status — it is not yet discontinued but is in its final procurement phase. No official successor has been announced by Hirose.