Panel-Mount BNC Jack, 50 Ohm, 4 GHz Ceiling
The 5227716-3: Solder cup termination means the centre conductor and shield are hand-soldered to the cable, not crimped or PCB-mounted.
Obsolete — Sourced to Order via RFQ
The 5227716-3 is listed as Obsolete. For a buyer filling a BOM line, the procurement path is a broker or surplus search, not a factory order.
Mating and Termination — Solder Cup, Bayonet Lock
Fastening is via bayonet lock — the standard BNC twist-and-lock coupling, giving a quick mate with positive retention. The shield is terminated via a solder tag, and the centre conductor via a solder cup. This is a field-terminable connector; the installer prepares the coaxial cable, tins the conductors, and solders directly into the cup and tag. The package includes three pieces: the connector body, the coupling nut, and the solder tag. Extended insulation is listed as a feature, which typically means the dielectric extends beyond the body to reduce flashover risk at higher voltages.
500 Mating Cycles — Standard-Duty BNC
It is not a high-cycle test-port connector (those typically spec 1000+ cycles), but for a panel-mount bulkhead in a fixed installation, 500 cycles covers years of use. The gold-plated centre contact supports this cycle life without corrosion on the mating surface.