For a more secure connection, TNC is a threaded version of BNC that uses screw threads instead of a locking pin and slot. THIS DEFINITION IS FOR PERSONAL USE ONLY. All other reproduction requires ...

When I started working in a video production house in the early 1980s, it quickly became apparent that there was a lot of snobbery in terms of equipment. These were the days when the home video market ...

The BNC version is preferable. The reason why is the HD-15 connector is not 75 ohms in impedance like the spec calls for - so you lose about 3db of signal per VGA connector, while the BNCs are true 75 ...

The 5-BNC cable and the VGA connection cable both send data to one device from another by transmitting an electric signal. However, there are significant differences in the way that they are ...

Weird. Never heard of a 3 BNC card... maybe it's a component video-out card? Do you have any info on the card, pics, serial numbers or anything?<BR><BR>I can't imagine it working with a 5-BNC ...

The C-SX-069 Pathfinder, the latest addition to the company’s 75-Ohm BNC connector offerings for HDTV-broadcast applications, integrates a unique light-pipe feature that eases port identification. The ...

Offering engineers more design possibilities, these configurations have frequency ranges of up to 9 GHz, and support Wi-Fi 7. Designed with a bayonetted interface that gives BNC connectors a reliable ...

You have a 2 GHz signal that you would like to send between two boards via a coax cable. Your considering using BNC connectors. Do they have sufficient bandwidth? Would it be better to use SMA ...

An electronic or optical connector that is designed similar to the way a bayonet (knife) is mounted onto the end of a rifle. The plug is pushed into the socket and turned to make a tight connection.