JMA Connectors - WPS - LWJ With Maser
JMA Connectors - WPS - LWJ With Maser
JMA Connectors - WPS - LWJ With Maser
Technology Overview
Complexity/Craft Variability!
• Multiple preparation techniques and multi-piece designs result in installation variation, moisture
ingress, loose connections, increased PIM levels, open circuits, and RL degradation!
Mechanical Stability!
• Spring finger type contacts, torqued back nuts & poor strain relief are inadequate for optimal
stability which can lead to increased PIM levels, intermit contact and open circuit conditions!
Traditional Connectors
Poor Strain Relief
Cable jacket is removed weakening the assembly and creating a
high stress concentration at the rear of the connection. Inadequate Moisture Sealing
Complex Installation
2 pc. Threaded Body
Susceptible to over/under-torqueing and
Non-active inner & outer
can loosen over time. conductor seizure.
4!
JMA Advantage
Universal Fit
One sku fits most common cables for simple selection,
installation and inventory management. Robust/Easy to Install Design
Compression Seal
Radial compression seal prevents moisture from
entering connection while providing strain relief.
5!
Weather Sealing
• Not Reusable – Once the tape is applied it must be • Infinitely Reusable – The 100% silicone rubber
cut off and discarded upon service. Due to its sticky nature, used to make the WPS is UV stable and remains pliable for the
this process can take longer than 15 minutes and risks life of the installation, allowing for repeat uses.
damaging the cable.
• –40° to +85°C Operation – The WPS product can
• 0° to +85°C Operation – The materials used in be installed and serviced in virtually all temperature conditions.
the tape must be installed above freezing.
JMA Compression Technology
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4.3-10 Interface!
Explained!
Industry Perspective
• New Mating Configuration – Less sensitive to under-torqueing due to separation of electrical & mechanical planes.
• Compactness – 40% smaller than 7-16 designs to support high density configurations (i.e. hex & octoport).
• Robust Design – N type sized package maintains DIN style strength.
• Low Weight – Up to a 60% reduction in mass as compared to larger RF interfaces.
JMA Perspective
• 4.3-10 is a improved interface that offers acceptable dynamic PIM performance while temporarily left un-torqued for testing.
• This interface eliminates the need for torqueing during the testing phase of site construction reducing overall test time.
• The 4.3-10 interface does not address any issues associated with cable attachment. Using the 4.3-10 interface paired with
JMA compression technology is the only way to ensure a stable, PIM free connection over time.
• JMA Wireless always recommends properly torqueing ALL interfaces regardless of type after site testing is complete. This
prevents PIM causing premature wear of the interfaces in dynamic environments (i.e. wind, temperature change, vibration,
etc.)
PIM
nut torque as well.
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1) Proper nut torque required to create axial 1) Lack of nut torque reduces/eliminates axial
force between outer-conductors. *JMA Wireless always force between outer-conductors
2) Center-conductors are engaged. recommends properly 2) Center-conductors become dis-engaged
3) Interface seal engaged/moisture-proof torqueing ALL interfaces 3) Interface seal dis-engaged allowing
while torqued. regardless of type after site moisture to penetrate
testing is complete.
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4.3-10 has improved performance independent of torque
JMA P/N:
TQ-F8-78 JMA P/N:
(same as Mini DIN) HCG-INSERTC-1/2
“N” Type 4.1-9.5 DIN (mini) 4.3-10 (NEW) 7-16 DIN Type
Production Variability!
• Blind soldering is a variable process due to the inability to inspect the joint after
heating, this can also lead to the unwanted melting of dielectric causing poor PIM &
RL performance.!
Mechanical Stability!
• Soldered junctions are susceptible to cracked or cold joints, porosity and/or
contamination due to out-gassing during manufacture, this can lead to failures over
time.!
Traditional Solder
Typical failure modes of solder • Blind soldering of dis-similar metals!
• Inconsistent solder coverage results in failure!
• Temperatures required to melt solder actually
Cold
burn the coax dielectric!
Joints * Solder melts at about 350° - 420° C, yet the foam dielectric
melts at only 200° - 260° C
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Porosity
Contamination
JMA Laser Welded Jumper
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