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S Kannan
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Triaxial Cable TNC Connector

08/15/2009 11:30 PM

Some one can suggest a suitable TNC (teflon insulated) connector for a 3mm low noise Huber-Suhuner low noise, high impedance cable - to be used for DC sensor applications
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Re: Triaxial cable TNC connector

08/16/2009 6:45 AM

Googling TNC ans TRIAXIAL leads to 6400 results !

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Re: Triaxial Cable TNC Connector

08/17/2009 10:29 AM

Trompeter makes a nice assortment of triaxial connectors.

You may have to be careful of mechanical vibration of the cable itself. Once one enters the realm where triaxial cables are needed to isolate pickup noise, the amplifier gain may be so high that the cable itself becomes a condenser microphone.

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Re: Triaxial Cable TNC Connector

08/17/2009 4:10 PM

Huber Suhner makes connectors (among other RF components) and it is unlikely they would supply a cable (especially triax) without a mechanically and electrically matched connector either available or in mind. Best to contact their application engineering for their product (if available) or their recommended connector supplier for their cable.

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