In practical applications, it is also necessary to reasonably select and configure RF coaxial connectors according to the characteristics of signals in different frequency bands and the use environment.
The internal environment of the human body is complex, with electrolyte solutions, acid-base changes, and microbial metabolites. Even corrosion-resistant titanium alloys face potential corrosion threats.
During use, the connector may become worn, cracked, or loose due to external pulling or bending.
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In today's rapidly developing electronics and communications industry, there is a growing demand for high-performance, compact RF coaxial connectors.
Glass sintering technology can effectively ensure the reliability of connectors at extreme temperatures through its unique process and material properties.