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Below are the manufacturers associated with Coaxiales Adapters:
Off-the-shelf availability and same-day shipping of the industry’s broadest selection of quality RF and microwave components Pasternack Enterprises is an industry leader in RF cable assemblies, adapters and connectors since 1972. Pasternack is an ISO 9001:2008 certified manufacturer and global supplier of RF and microwave components and cable assemblies. Pasternack offers off-the-shelf availability and same-day shipping of the industry’s broadest selection of quality RF and microwave components. With the ability to build custom coaxial cable assemblies and ship them the same day, Pasternack is a great source for all your RF and microwave product needs.hello
The Microwave Products Division (MPD) was established in 1987 to provide the highest performance interconnect products for millimeter wave and high-power RF applications. We continue to focus on high-end products to increase end-product performance. High Performance Connectors and Adaptors up to 67GHz. Militar, Aerospace and Commercial Applications. SSMA (Super SMA) that runs up to 27GHz with VSWR 1.15:1. Special High Density Connectors up to 110GHz.
Design and manufacture of high-quality Broadband RF and Microwave products for commercial and military markets: Fixed and Variable Attenuators, Terminations, Power Dividers and Splitters, RF Adaptors and DC Blocks. Core technologies originated by founder Bruno Weinschel are leveraged using modern design, production, delivery, and service techniques to provide the best product at the best price to our customers. Founded by Bruno Weinschel, Weinschel Associates’ foundation is a 40 year legacy as a supplier of high performance, high quality Broadband Passive Components to the RF and Microwave communities. At the core is proven engineering and manufacturing techniques, which produce better yields at higher accuracies with improved typical performance – both to attenuation and VSWR versus frequency, as well as low power and temperature coefficients.