RF connectors are interface components used to terminate, connect, or adapt coaxial cable and RF signal paths in cable assemblies, panel systems, instruments, wireless devices, and communication equipment. This category includes common connector families such as SMA, BNC, TNC, MCX, MMCX, N, UHF, FME, and other specialized RF connector types.
Unlike a finished RF cable assembly, an RF connector is usually one part of a broader interconnect solution. Connector selection often depends on cable compatibility, mounting method, installation space, mechanical stability, and the application environment.