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Tuesday, March 23, 2010

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MMCX microminiature connectors offer a design that meets FCC Part 15 requirements.

Connector City (Merlin, OR) has added reverse-polarity MMCX connectors to its ever-expanding lineup. MMCX microminiature connectors offer:

Repeatable performance from DC to 6 GHz.
A design that meets FCC Part 15 requirements.
A 45 percent reduction in space over SMB connectors.
Standard flexible and semi-rigid cables as well as PCB mounting.

For more information visit www.connectorcity.com

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