Coaxial Connectors (RF) - Terminators

- Bel and its groups are primarily engaged in the design, manufacture and sale of products used in networking, telecommunications, high-speed data transmission, commercial aerospace, military, transportation, and consumer electronics. Products include magnetics (discrete components, power transformers and MagJack™ connectors with integrated magnetics), modules (DC-DC converters and AC-DC power supplies, integrated analog front-end modules and custom designs), circuit protection (miniature, micro, surface-mount and PPTC resettable fuses) and interconnect devices (micro, circular and filtered D-Sub connectors, fiber optic connectors, passive jacks, plugs, radio frequency (RF), microwave connectors and high-speed cable assemblies). The company operates facilities around the world. Related product brands include: Bel Fuse, Bel Power Solutions, Cinch Connectivity Solutions, Signal Transformer, Stewart Connector, TRP Connector.

- Amphenol SV Microwave is a world leader in the RF/Microwave industry with over 50 years of proven performance. They design and manufacture RF/Microwave coaxial connectors, cable assemblies, and passive components designed for military, satellite, aerospace, commercial and telecommunications applications. Amphenol's specialization is in high quality, high performance RF products with an emphasis on military and instrumentation grade. Related product brands include: Amphenol, Amphenol Advanced Sensors (formerly GE Sensing), Amphenol Aerospace Operations, Amphenol Commercial Products, Amphenol FCI, Amphenol Industrial, Amphenol Pcd, Amphenol RF, Amphenol Sine Systems.

- Amphenol RF is one of the world’s largest manufacturers of RF interconnect solutions, with experience extending over half a century. Our complete range of RF interconnect products are used in the Automotive, Broadband, Wireless LAN/RFID, Wireless Infrastructure, Military Aerospace and Instrumentation markets. Our product solutions range from connectors to cable assemblies to passive RF components, such as attenuators and RF switches. Applications assistance is where it begins and Amphenol RF is ready to support your every need. Through the use of collaborative engineering between the RF Division in Danbury, CT and our sister divisions throughout the world, we can achieve a 24/7 engineering development environment similar to our operations environment. From our sales representatives to our customers, all parties have easy and rapid access to our development engineering personnel. Through the utilization of state-of-the-art design and analysis tools, as well as Internet tools that allow for the transfer of design information in real time, our staff is able to provide the highest level of dedicated customer service. Headquartered in Danbury, Connecticut, USA, Amphenol RF has global sales, marketing and manufacturing in North America, Asia and Europe. Our primary manufacturing sites are located in Shenzhen, China; Tainan, Taiwan; Nogales, Mexico; and Danbury, CT, US. Related product brands include: Amphenol, Amphenol Advanced Sensors (formerly GE Sensing), Amphenol Aerospace Operations, Amphenol Commercial Products, Amphenol FCI, Amphenol Industrial, Amphenol Pcd, Amphenol Sine Systems, Amphenol SV Microwave.

- Cal Test Electronics has been making a wide variety of electronic accessory and test products since 1995. Their product offering is being brought on as a supplement to our test instrument lines with over 3000 products in 7 major connection categories. As a sister company to B&K Precision, they have a symbiotic relationship. Cal Test Electronics will be able to provide customers with a wider variety of connections as well as custom test cable assemblies in low volumes for bench testing and prototyping.

- Seeed is a hardware innovation platform for makers to grow inspirations into differentiating products. By working closely with technology providers of all scale, Seeed provides accessible technologies with quality, speed and supply chain knowledge. Diversified demands cannot be fully satisfied by mass production. The booming of open source hardware, 3D printing, crowd-funding and global logistics creates a evolutional easy platform to hardware innovators. Products are becoming democratized, as some of the consumers now calling themselves makers.