Filtered BNC Jack for Noise-Sensitive RF Paths
It carries a 4 GHz bandwidth ceiling, which covers most telecom, test instrumentation, and base-station signal paths below the microwave band. Mounting is through a panel cutout with a front-side nut, then the right-angle through-hole solder tails anchor into the PCB.
What the Integrated Filter and Isolation Mean
The filter and isolation features listed for this connector are unusual on a standard BNC. The filter likely suppresses conducted EMI or out-of-band noise on the centre conductor.
Panel Fit and PCB Termination
The bulkhead - front side nut mounting feature means the jack installs from the outside of the panel, with the nut tightened from the front. This is common for front-panel RF ports where the connector must be accessible without opening the chassis. The right-angle through-hole solder tails exit the body perpendicular to the panel face, routing the signal trace along the board edge. Dielectric material is polymethylpentene (PMP), a low-loss thermoplastic that holds impedance through the launch. The board guide on the body helps locate the connector during wave-solder or hand-solder assembly.