Hardline Flashcards
2 type of connectors
Parameter III (P3) And Quantum Reach (QR)
Common Hardline cable types and sizes
Parameter III (P3) .500, .625, .700, .750 , .875, 1.0 Quantum Reach (QR ) .540, .715, .860, 1.125
A connector that seizes both the outer Sheath and center conductor of the coaxial cable.
Pin Connector
The Connector has a front and back nut When installed it simultaneously seizes and grips the center conductor and the sheath in one operation
Two Piece Connector
The connector has a front, Middle and back not. When installed it seizes and Grips the center conductor with the middle nut and the outer with the back nut
Three piece connector
Has the same features as a pin connector but connects 2 piece of coaxial cable of the same Size
Straight Splice
BAFF Hardline cable to bulkhead Adaptor “F” Female Connector
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EXT Hardline cable to extend 5/8 male connector
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Hardline cable to “F” Male connector
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Hardline Cable to 75 Ohm Power blocking
The non-rational connectors connects active or Passive equipment in an inline Configuration
Housing to Housing adaptors
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Hardline 90degree Adaptor
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Hardline 180 Degree Adaptor
A typical pedestal Application allows a80 Degree turn in cable location with additional pin type connectors
Splice Block
For pedestal Applications attach passive or active equipment in a parallel configuration
Male 180 degree splice block
An inline low-loss connector is used to connect pin connections of any size
High frequency splice
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Pin-to-F adaptors (Passing)
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pin-to-F Adaptor (Blocking)
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hardline housing terminators
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Hardline power blocking Connector
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Connector to “F” (Female) adaptor
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Connector “F” (Male) Adaptor
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Hardline Flex Jumpers
