Fairview Microwave Releases VITA 67 Multi-Port Connector Blocks

The multi-port connector blocks are designed to provide high-density RF connections in challenging environments while minimizing space requirements, weight and expenses By Defense Advancement / 05 May 2023
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Fairview Microwave has launched its VITA 67 multi-port connector blocks, designed to provide high-density RF connections in harsh environments.

The VITA 67 multi-port connector blocks are engineered for side-by-side implementation with VITA 46 hardware and are compatible with 0.086” and smaller diameter coaxial cables, making them ideal for use in military, aerospace and defense applications.

The SV connector retention mechanism of the VITA 67 multi-port connector blocks offers significant ease of assembly and disassembly of the daughter card module over similar designs. In addition, these connectors can withstand numerous flexures directly behind the connectors without weakening or deteriorating.

The connector blocks also utilize existing and proven SMPM interfaces, providing substantial advantages in compatibility, reliability and cost-effectiveness.

“We’re thrilled to offer our customers a reliable and efficient solution for their high-density RF connection needs. Our VITA 67 multi-port connector blocks are engineered to provide exceptional RF performance in all mating conditions, ensuring reliable operation in even the harshest environments,” said Steven Pong, Product Line Manager.

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