Flange｜Glossary
This section is part of the Coaxial Connector Glossary for RF and coaxial systems.
What Is a Flange?
A flange is a mechanical feature that extends outward from a component, typically used for mounting, alignment, or reinforcement.
It often has holes for bolts or screws, allowing the component to be securely fixed to a surface or panel.
In connectors, flanges are commonly used to attach connectors to panels or equipment.
They also help maintain alignment and provide mechanical stability.
Flanges in RF and Coaxial Systems
In RF and coaxial systems, flanges are used to mount connectors onto panels or equipment enclosures.
They are commonly found in designs such as 2-hole or 4-hole flange connectors.
Flanged connectors provide strong mechanical fixation and help maintain consistent grounding.
Proper installation ensures stable performance and reliable long-term operation.
FAQs: Flange
QWhat is a flange?
QWhat is a flange?
A flange is a protruding structure used for mounting, alignment, or reinforcement of a component.
QHow are flanges used in connectors?
QHow are flanges used in connectors?
They are used to mount connectors onto panels or equipment using screws or bolts.
QWhat types of flange connectors exist?
QWhat types of flange connectors exist?
Common types include 2-hole and 4-hole flange connectors.
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