93-Ohm BNC Plug — Non-Standard Impedance Variant
Its defining characteristic is the 93 Ohm impedance — a non-standard value for BNC connectors, which typically carry 50 or 75 Ohm ratings. This places the 5221629-6 in a specialized niche, likely used in legacy video, data, or instrumentation systems where the 93 Ohm line impedance was specified for the transmission path.
The dielectric is polyethylene (PE), a common choice for BNC connectors at this impedance and frequency range.
Sourcing and Procurement Reality
Because this is an obsolete BNC plug with a non-standard impedance, the buyer should expect limited availability and no factory lead time. The packaging is Box (bulk), not tape-and-reel, so it feeds a manual assembly or rework station rather than an automated line. For volume requirements, the RFQ should specify acceptable alternatives — either a manufacturer cross-reference or a parametric match at 93 Ohm — since the original TE part is no longer in production.