Electrical: Characteristic Impedance 50 ohm Frequency Range DC-4 GHz VSWR 1.15@DC-3 GHz Dielectric Withstanding Voltage 1000V RMS,50Hz,at sea level Dielectric Resistance 5000M Contact Resistance Center Contact 1m Outer Contact 0.25m BNC Connector: This indicates that the connector is a BNC type, which features a bayonet-style locking mechanism. BNC connectors are commonly used for RF (radio frequency) and video signals. F: This denotes that the connector is a female BNC connector, meaning it has a socket that accepts a male BNC plug. BH: This could be a part of the manufacturer’s or series designation, such as “BH” indicating a specific series or design style of the BNC connector. It might also refer to specific features or a particular design variant. BT 3002: This is likely a model number or series identifier specific to the connector. “BT 3002” may refer to a particular design or specification within the manufacturer’s catalog. This could include details about the connector’s construction, design, or intended applications. CPS: This designation often stands for a specific type of connector or its features. In many cases, “CPS” might refer to a “Crimp Pin Style” or similar feature, indicating the type of termination method used. However, without additional context or manufacturer details, the exact meaning of “CPS” can vary.
