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TE Connectivity 413985-3 SMB Plug, 50 Ohm, 4 GHz

MPN413985-3
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TE Connectivity SMB plug, female socket, 50 Ohm, 4 GHz, for RG-174/188/316 cable, snap-on, crimp shield, gold center contact, -65°C~165°C, Bulk.

$8.7500Ref. price · indicative, final on quote
StockIn Stock (53)
Lead timeIn Stock wk
MOQ1 pcs
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Specifications

413985-3 Technical Specifications
ParameterValue
Mounting typeFree Hanging (In-Line)
Connector typePlug, Female Socket
Fastening typeSnap-On
Voltage rating335 V
Frequency - max4 GHz
Cable groupRG-174, 188, 316
Operating temperature-65°C~165°C
Body materialBrass
Housing colorSilver
Dielectric materialPolytetrafluoroethylene (PTFE)
Center contact materialBeryllium Copper
PackageBulk
Includes3 pcs - 1 Connector, 1 Contact, 1 Ferrule
Impedance50Ohm
Body finishNickel
Mating cycles500
Insertion loss0.3dB
Number of ports1
Shield terminationCrimp
Contact terminationCrimp or Solder
Center contact platingGold

Product details

The 413985-3: This plug is designed for RG-174, RG-188, and RG-316 coaxial cables — the common small-diameter 50-ohm types used in RF modules, antennas, and test leads. The kit format means you don't have to source the contact and ferrule separately for a single repair or prototype run.

SMB vs BNC — Interface Difference

This is an SMB connector, not a BNC. The snap-on coupling is smaller and faster than a BNC's bayonet lock, and the SMB interface is rated to 4 GHz versus a typical BNC's 1-2 GHz limit. The trade-off is lower mating cycle life — 500 cycles here against a BNC's typical 500-1000 — and no 75-ohm variant in this series. If your system calls for BNC, the 413985-3 will not mate.

Frequently asked questions

Is 413985-3 a BNC connector?

No, it is an SMB connector. SMB uses a snap-on coupling instead of a bayonet lock, and it supports higher frequencies (4 GHz) than a typical BNC.