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From: mook johnson on 29 Apr 2010 19:30 Gents, I looking for a consultant that can assist in the design of a custom military style connector with controlled characteristic impedance and insertion loss between two terminals in the 1MHz - 20MHz frequency range. This connector is special because is the application so an off the shelf component will not work. Any leads where I can start looking for such a consultant? thanks
From: Joerg on 29 Apr 2010 19:36 mook johnson wrote: > Gents, > > I looking for a consultant that can assist in the design of a custom > military style connector with controlled characteristic impedance and > insertion loss between two terminals in the 1MHz - 20MHz frequency range. > > This connector is special because is the application so an off the shelf > component will not work. > > Any leads where I can start looking for such a consultant? > Have you contacted companies such as Deutsch? They are the pros when it comes to mil connectors and AFAIK they do custom designs, or at least used to: http://www.deutsch.net/deutsch-contact.aspx?page=8#United%20States -- Regards, Joerg http://www.analogconsultants.com/ "gmail" domain blocked because of excessive spam. Use another domain or send PM.
From: John Larkin on 29 Apr 2010 20:42 On Thu, 29 Apr 2010 18:30:41 -0500, "mook johnson" <mook(a)mook.net> wrote: >Gents, > >I looking for a consultant that can assist in the design of a custom >military style connector with controlled characteristic impedance and >insertion loss between two terminals in the 1MHz - 20MHz frequency range. > >This connector is special because is the application so an off the shelf >component will not work. > >Any leads where I can start looking for such a consultant? > >thanks > > There are so many military connectors, including ones for wild environments, hermetic, etc, some standard part might work. 20 MHz isn't very demanding. Most any mil connector will be "matched" to any impedance at 20 MHz. Wavelength is 15 meters! John
From: mpm on 29 Apr 2010 22:05 On Apr 29, 6:30 pm, "mook johnson" <m...(a)mook.net> wrote: > Gents, > > I looking for a consultant that can assist in the design of a custom > military style connector with controlled characteristic impedance and > insertion loss between two terminals in the 1MHz - 20MHz frequency range. > > This connector is special because is the application so an off the shelf > component will not work. > > Any leads where I can start looking for such a consultant? > > thanks I just emailed you a contact (via PM). I'm sure Jerry can help you out. -mpm
From: Robert Baer on 29 Apr 2010 23:42
mook johnson wrote: > Gents, > > I looking for a consultant that can assist in the design of a custom > military style connector with controlled characteristic impedance and > insertion loss between two terminals in the 1MHz - 20MHz frequency range. > > This connector is special because is the application so an off the shelf > component will not work. > > Any leads where I can start looking for such a consultant? > > thanks > > > Am a bit confused; just because an application is special does not mean that a special connector needs to be mickey moused. Doesn't everyone absolutely *hate* it when a maker of a widget purposely with malice and forethought design something that cannot be fixed or repaired unless the user treks back to the evil maker? An RCA phono type connector is almost good enough, a BNC certainly fits. |