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Non-Magnetic RF Connectors

Non-Magnetic RF Connectors

Non-magnetic RF connectors are specialized connectors designed to resist magnetic fields, ensuring that they do not interfere with sensitive electronic equipment or components. Amphenol RF offers a variety of non-magnetic connectors and adapters constructed from non-ferrous materials and platings. These high-performance RF interconnect feature low magnetic field susceptibility and no electric field distortion while providing reliable connections for board-to-board and board-to-cable. Their ability to maintain connectivity and communication in magnetic or high-electromagnetic environments makes them essential components in various critical systems where reliability is crucial.

Non-magnetic RF connectors offer a suite of features that ensure optimal performance and safety in environments where magnetic interference is a concern. By preventing potential hazards arising from magnetic interference, these connectors safeguard sensitive equipment and critical operations. Their design ensures minimal interference with RF signals, resulting in clearer and more accurate data transmission in applications where precision is paramount, such as medical imaging or aerospace navigation systems. Additionally, non-magnetic RF connectors support a wide range of frequencies, from low-frequency environments to high-frequency microwave applications, making them versatile solutions for various industries.

Non-magnetic RF connectors serve as essential solutions across diverse applications, beginning with their pivotal role in medical imaging technologies such as Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI) and Magnetic Resonance Angiography (MRA). In these settings, the connectors' non-magnetic properties ensure compatibility with the intense magnetic fields generated by MRI machines, safeguarding imaging accuracy and patient safety by preventing distortions or artifacts in diagnostic results.

Features & Benefits

Prevent any potential hazards that might arise from magnetic interference.
Ensures minimal interference with RF signals, leading to clearer and more accurate data in sensitive applications.
Support a wide range of frequencies, making them suitable for various applications, from low-frequency environments to high-frequency microwave applications.
Designed to be durable and resistant, which is essential in environments where they may be frequently connected and disconnected

Applications:

Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI)

Self-driving vehicles operate without human control, using sensors and advanced processing to safely drive and navigate.

Magnetic Resonance Angiography (MRA)

ADAS systems use sensors to monitor vehicle surroundings, alert drivers of unsafe conditions, and take corrective actions such as automatically braking.

Patient Tracking Systems

Vehicle cameras have evolved beyond simple backup functions to providing 360 degree surround-vehicle views, driver monitoring, and object recognition for autonomous navigation.

Military/Aerospace

GPS is a satellite navigation system that continuously provides location and time information up to centimeter-level accuracy.

Quantum Computing Components

Advanced infotainment systems utilize high resolution displays and instrument clusters to deliver video feeds, safety alerts, GPS navigation, interfaces to Internet applications and Bluetooth-connected devices, and other services.