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Molex 0734152061 MMCX Straight Jack

Molex 0734152061 MMCX Straight Jack

MPN: 0734152061
Molex
MMCX Connector Jack, Female Socket 50 Ohms Surface Mount Solder
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Overview

The 0734152061 is a 50 Ohm MMCX female socket designed for surface mount applications requiring high-density RF connections. This straight jack operates up to 6 GHz and features a snap-on coupling mechanism for reliable mating in space-constrained PCB layouts.

Why Choose This Part

This connector provides a compact alternative to SMA interfaces while maintaining a 6 GHz frequency range. The snap-on fastening type ensures a secure connection that is easier to engage and disengage than threaded connectors in tight enclosures, and the 260-cycle durability rating offers longevity for internal service points.

Applications

Wireless Communication Modules
Ideal for integrating external antennas into compact Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, or Zigbee IoT modules.
Handheld GPS Devices
Used in portable navigation systems where small form factor and secure RF signal integrity are critical.
Internal PCB Interconnects
Facilitates high-frequency signal routing between stacked PCB assemblies in telecommunications equipment.
Wireless Broadband CPE
Commonly employed in consumer premises equipment for cellular or broadband connectivity.

Key Specifications

Impedance 50 Ohms
Housing Color Gold
Mounting Type Surface Mount
Connector Type Jack, Female Socket
Fastening Type Snap-On
Connector Style MMCX
Frequency - Max 6 GHz
Number of Ports 1
Shield Termination Solder
Contact Termination Solder
Center Contact Material Beryllium Copper

Also Consider

Molex 0734152063 Molex - Similar MMCX surface mount jack but provided in tape and reel packaging for high-volume automated assembly.
Amphenol Connex 132134 Amphenol RF - An alternative 50 Ohm MMCX SMT jack that serves as a direct cross-reference for high-frequency PCB applications.
Hirose U.FL-R-SMT-1(10) Hirose Electric Co Ltd - Consider this if vertical space is even more restricted, though it uses the smaller U.FL interface instead of MMCX.