N Female to 2.4mm Male RF Adapter

The N Female to 2.4mm Male RF Adapter – N/2.4-KJ1, also referred to as 2.4mm Male to N Female RF Adapter – 2.4/N-JK1, is a precision-engineered coaxial adapter designed to ensure low-loss, high-frequency connectivity between N-type female and 2.4mm male interfaces. This straight between-series adapter provides reliable signal transition from general-purpose RF infrastructure to precision metrology-grade test equipment operating up to 18 GHz.

With a controlled 50-ohm impedance and excellent electrical stability, the N Female to 2.4mm Male RF Adapter is commonly used in advanced test and measurement environments, rugged field deployments, and hybrid RF assemblies. This N-type straight adapter is ideal for bridging test equipment with legacy systems in sectors such as aerospace, industrial diagnostics, and telecom calibration. This N between-series adapter supports applications like VNA calibration, satellite launch systems, and industrial RF assemblies.

This N Female to 2.4mm Male RF Adapter delivers outstanding RF performance, maintaining a VSWR ≤1.09 and insertion loss ≤0.25 dB across its operating frequency. This N female adapter is especially valuable for integrating high-performance 2.4mm connectors with more robust N-type infrastructure without compromising signal fidelity or test accuracy.

The N Female to 2.4mm Male RF Adapter is constructed from passivated stainless steel with gold-plated beryllium copper contacts, providing excellent conductivity, mechanical robustness, and durability under repeated mating cycles. This N straight coaxial adapter performs reliably across a wide temperature range from -55°C to +165°C, making it suitable for both lab-based and harsh outdoor RF environments.

Fully RoHS and REACH compliant, the N Female to 2.4mm Male RF Adapter is an essential component for engineers requiring compatibility between modern test systems and existing infrastructure. Custom mechanical or electrical configurations are available on request to support specialized requirements in defense, aerospace, and high-frequency communication systems.