SMA Jack, Right-Angle Through-Hole, 20 GHz
The SMA-J-P-H-RA-TH1: The threaded coupling gives a vibration-resistant mate — the nut torques down and stays put, unlike a snap-on.
20 GHz at 50 Ohms — What That Means on the Board
The 20 GHz ceiling and 50 Ohm impedance are the two numbers that matter most for signal integrity. 20 GHz covers the full L, S, C, X, and Ku bands — think satellite downlinks, radar front-ends, and high-speed data links up to 40 Gbps with NRZ modulation. The right-angle through-hole mount means the centre pin and ground legs solder into the board, and the signal path turns 90 degrees inside the body — the launch geometry is fixed, so the impedance through the transition is consistent from one board to the next.
