SMA End: Complies with the standard SMA interface specifications, available in either male or female configurations (depending on specific models). SMA interfaces are well-known for their compact size, wide frequency range, and reliable threaded connection, which ensures a secure fit even in vibrating environments.

TS9 End: Adheres to the TS9 interface standard, also offered in male or female versions. TS9 interfaces are commonly used in small-scale electronic devices, such as mobile hotspots, 3G/4G modems, and some portable communication equipment, due to their miniature design.

Characteristic Impedance: 50 ohms, the industry-standard impedance for RF coaxial systems, which minimizes signal reflection and loss, thereby maintaining signal integrity during transmission.

Frequency Range: Supports a broad frequency spectrum, typically from DC up to 6 GHz (varies by specific product models), catering to the needs of most low to medium RF signal transmission applications, including cellular communication, wireless local area networks (WLAN), and more.

Insertion Loss: Features low insertion loss across the operating frequency range, ensuring minimal signal attenuation and efficient power transfer between connected devices.

Voltage Standing Wave Ratio (VSWR): Maintains a low VSWR, usually below 1.5:1 within the specified frequency range, which indicates efficient signal transmission with reduced reflection.

Material and Surface Treatment: The main body is constructed from high-quality brass, providing good mechanical strength and conductivity. The surface is nickel-plated, which enhances corrosion resistance, improves wear resistance, and ensures stable electrical performance over time.

Connection Method: The SMA end utilizes a threaded connection, allowing for secure and tight coupling, which is resistant to loosening caused by vibration or movement. The TS9 end features a push-pull or snap-on connection, enabling quick and convenient installation and removal, suitable for applications where frequent disconnection is required.

Durability: Undergoes rigorous testing to ensure a long mechanical life, typically capable of withstanding hundreds to thousands of mating cycles without significant degradation in performance, ensuring reliable operation in long-term use.

When installing, ensure that both the SMA and TS9 interfaces are clean and free from dust, dirt, or other debris. Align the connectors properly to avoid misalignment, which could cause damage to the pins or interfaces. For the SMA end, tighten the threaded connection appropriately—avoid over-tightening to prevent thread damage. For the TS9 end, use a steady push or snap action to ensure a secure connection without excessive force.

When disconnecting, gently unscrew the SMA end first (if applicable) and then carefully separate the TS9 end by pulling or releasing the snap mechanism, avoiding any twisting or yanking that could harm the connectors.

Although the nickel-plated surface provides corrosion resistance, it is advisable to avoid using the adapter in extremely harsh environments, such as those with high concentrations of corrosive gases, excessive moisture, or extreme temperatures beyond the specified range (typically -30℃ to +85℃, depending on the product).

Store the adapter in a dry, clean environment when not in use to prevent oxidation or contamination of the interfaces.

Regularly inspect the adapter for signs of damage, such as bent pins, cracked housings, or excessive wear on the plating. If any damage is detected, replace the adapter promptly to avoid signal degradation or equipment damage.

Periodically clean the interfaces using a soft, dry cloth or a specialized electronic contact cleaner to remove any accumulated dirt or oxidation, ensuring good electrical contact. Avoid using abrasive materials or harsh chemicals that could damage the surface plating or the connectors.