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- Jan 1, 1970
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I'm building an extender for my scope. A problem I have is that the
coax is very stiff. When I flip the module over, the torsion gets
transmitted along the coax and it eventually snaps the pins right off
the connector.
Are there any connectors designed to allow the coax to turn while
maintaining decent signal integrity?
DC-50MHz, riding on 65VDC.
I'm thinking SMBs. This is a one-of personal thing, it doesn't need to
be great. If it snaps out once in a while, it's not a big deal.
Any clever ideas out there?
coax is very stiff. When I flip the module over, the torsion gets
transmitted along the coax and it eventually snaps the pins right off
the connector.
Are there any connectors designed to allow the coax to turn while
maintaining decent signal integrity?
DC-50MHz, riding on 65VDC.
I'm thinking SMBs. This is a one-of personal thing, it doesn't need to
be great. If it snaps out once in a while, it's not a big deal.
Any clever ideas out there?