How to operate MHF^® I / RF connector

How to mate and unmate the MHF^® I / RF connector.

How to operate MHF® I / RF connector

Reliable industry standard for RF antenna connections, up to 9 GHz, 2.5/3.0 mm max. mated height RF connector

- Solderless micro-coax termination technology "i-Fit^®" provides consistent performance
- Small form factor with big performance through 9 GHz
- MHF^® I plug available with various cable O.D. and additional locking option

Go to the product page to download the specification, drawings, test report and more: MHF^® I

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