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This adapter is designed to connect equipment with a BNC connector to cables or devices that use a UHF connector. The adapter features a BNC female connector on one side and a UHF male (PL-259) connector on the other. This allows coaxial cables with a BNC connection to be connected to equipment that uses a UHF connection. The BNC connector has a bayonet coupling, which securely locks the connector onto the connection, creating a stable connection. The UHF connector has a threaded connection for a firm mechanical attachment. The adapter has a characteristic impedance of 50 Ω, which is common for RF and communication signals. The connectors are equipped with gold-plated contacts for reliable signal transmission. The housing is made of metal for a robust and durable construction. Specifications & features • Brand Goobay • Product type BNC to UHF adapter • Impedance 50 Ω • Connection 1 BNC female • Connection 2 UHF male (PL-259) • Alternative name PL-259 to BNC adapter • Connector type BNC bayonet / UHF threaded • Compatible connector families BNC, UHF (PL-259 / SO-239), TNC, N-connector • Connector finish gold-plated • Material metal • Certifications CE, WEEE Technical explanation BNC is a coaxial connector with a bayonet coupling commonly found in RF equipment, video connections, and measuring instruments. The connector is locked with a quarter turn to create a stable connection. UHF is a threaded coaxial connector commonly found in radio equipment and antenna systems. The male version is known as PL-259 and the female version as SO-239. TNC is a variant of the BNC connector with a threaded connection instead of a bayonet coupling. TNC connectors are often used in higher frequency RF applications because the threaded connection provides a more stable connection. N-connector is a threaded coaxial RF connector suitable for higher frequencies and is often used in antennas, wireless networks, and telecom equipment. N-connectors are available in 50 Ω and 75 Ω variants and provide a stable connection at high frequencies. Impedance represents the electrical resistance that a connector or cable offers to an alternating signal. An impedance of 50 Ω is often used for RF and communication signals. Ask a product question