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Achieve seamless connectivity and reliable performance in demanding test environments with new 2.4 mm to 2.92 mm adapters, ideal for R&D labs and advanced measurement systems.

Amphenol RF has expanded its precision adapter lineup with the release of new 2.4 mm to 2.92 mm adapters, engineered for high-frequency applications up to 40 GHz. These versatile adapters offer seamless interconnectivity between 2.4 mm and 2.92 mm interfaces, making them ideal for advanced testing and measurement environments that demand accuracy and signal integrity.
The key features include:

- Supports a wide frequency range from DC to 40 GHz
- Maintains consistent 50 ohm impedance for optimal signal integrity
- Low VSWR (max 1.25) ensures minimal signal reflection and loss
- Engineered for reliable performance in extreme temperatures (-40°C to +125°C)
The new adapters are built to last, featuring passivated stainless steel bodies and shells for excellent durability and corrosion resistance. Gold-plated beryllium copper contacts provide enhanced conductivity, while the natural-colored ULTEM insulator offers superior dielectric performance. Importantly, these adapters are PFAS-free, aligning with modern environmental and safety standards.
RF’s 2.4 mm to 2.92 mm adapters are available as off-the-shelf components and are ready to integrate into existing systems with ease. Their robust mechanical and electrical design makes them a dependable solution for engineers and technicians working in R&D labs or using high-precision test equipment.
With this latest addition, Amphenol RF continues to lead in providing innovative RF connectivity solutions that meet the evolving needs of the industry. These new adapters are part of a broad product portfolio designed to support critical applications in aerospace, defense, telecommunications, and instrumentation.
Ensure accurate, high-frequency testing and seamless connectivity with Amphenol RF’s new 2.4 mm to 2.92 mm adapters—engineered for excellence from the inside out.
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