MQ4 MQ5 To 4.3-10 1/4" Flex Jumper Cable Assemblies For Signal

The MQ4 MQ5 Jumper, it is RF Cable Assemblies typically consist of a single cable with multiple connectors that can be attached to various types of antennas. The cable is usually made of high-quality materials to ensure durability and reliable performance.

Jumper cable in this context would typically mean a coaxial cable assembly that has an MQ4 or MQ5 connector on one end and a NEX10 connector on the other end.

1. MQ4 Connector : This is a type of RF coaxial connector used in telecommunications. It has a threaded coupling mechanism and is designed to operate at higher frequencies.

2. MQ5 Connector : Similar to MQ4, MQ5 is also an RF coaxial connector with a threaded coupling mechanism. It is used in applications where higher frequency performance is required.

3. NEX10 Connector: NEX10 is a newer type of connector designed to meet the increasing performance demands of mobile networks, especially in 5G applications. It offers low PIM (Passive Intermodulation) performance and is known for its compact size and robust design.

For specific product details and purchasing options, you would typically need to check with suppliers or manufacturers of coaxial cables and connectors, as they can provide tailored solutions based on your requirements.

MQ4 MQ5 Jumper FEATURES / BENEFITS

• Ingenious Design facilitates fast installation and deployment
• Waterproof to IP 67 . No downtime risk, secures revenue.
• Stable Structure guarantees excellent consistency
• Stable VSWR, outstanding and consistent intermodulation performance
• Compliant to RoHS (EU) and CRoHS (China)

TEMPERATURE SPECIFICATIONS

• Installation Temperature °C (°F) -25 to 60 (-13 to 140 )
• Operation Temperature °C (°F) -40 to 70 (-40 to 158 )
• Storage Temperature °C (°F) -40 to 70 (-40 to 158 )

ELECTRICAL SPECIFICATIONS

• Intermodulation, 3rd Order dBc ≤ -155
• VSWR, Return Loss VSWR (dB) ≤ 1.100 (26.5) @ 30 - 2200 MHz
• ≤ 1.120 (25) @ 2200 - 2700 MHz
• ≤ 1.160 (22.6) @ 2700 - 3300 MHz
• ≤ 1.200 (21) @ 3300 - 4200 MHz
• ≤ 1.250 (19) @ 4200 - 5000 MHz
• ≤ 1.350 (16) @ 5000 - 6000 MHz