NI 786199-0R305 | RF Cable, MMPX (m) to SMA (m), 0.305 Meter Length

Name: 786199-0R305 | RF Cable, MMPX (m) to SMA (m), 0.305 Meter Length
Brand: NI
SKU: 786199-0R305
Price: 107.0 EUR
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Manufacturer number: 786199-0R305

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NI 786199-0R305 | RF cable, 1-pin MMPX male to 1-pin SMA male, 0.305 meters.

Technical Data

Connection type front:	1-Pin, Männlich MMPX
Input resistance:	50 Ohm
Protectively coated:	No
Warranty (years):	1
With case:	Yes

Description

786199-0R305 | RF Cable, MMPX (m) to SMA (m), 0.305 Meter Length

The MMPX-SMA RF cable allows you to connect compatible PXI vector signal transceivers, mmWave transceiver systems, and other supported devices to other cables, devices, or accessories. This cable is available in 1 m, 2 m, 0.152 m, 0.305 m, and 0.610 m lengths.

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National Instruments is a global leader in test, measurement, and control solutions. NI's platform-based approach combines modular hardware and software to help customers address complex engineering challenges. Applications range from automotive, electronics, and energy to research/education and industrial systems.