Sujet : Re: Francophones
De : rmowery42 (at) *nospam* charter.net (Ralph Mowery)
Groupes : sci.electronics.design sci.electronics.repairDate : 23. Dec 2024, 18:58:36
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noreply@ademu.nl says...
On 2024-12-23 16:22, Ian Jackson wrote:
For many purposes you can ignore the difference between the 50 and 75 ohm impedances (and 60 if you ever come across any).
However, be very aware only BNC 50 and 75 ohm connectors are mutually mechanically mateable (yes - they really are!). I don't know if any others that are.
Not recommended.
The center pin differs, a 50 Ohm BNC pin is thicker and may damage a 75 ohm BNC.
I'm cautious, most of my below 1 GHz equipment is 75 Ohms (from CATV company), the rest is 50.
It is the N connector the center pin is different. The BNC pin is the
same. It is the ammount of dialectric (insulation) in the BNC that
makes it a 75 or 50 ohm connector.
Francophones
Re: Francophones