U.FL-male to SMA-male Cable: 14-inch, 6FT Low Loss Outdoor Indoor

SMA-male to U.FL-male Cable

• One end has a U.FL connector male, and the other has a SMA male connector.
• The cable length refers to the length between the connectors (not including the connectors).
• The 10-inch, 14-inch and 18-inch versions have 1.13 coax, and the 6FT version has RG174 low-loss coax.
• Data Alliance's high-quality soldered terminations of U.FL and SMA connectors with soldering provide a low-loss connection with discontinuities kept to a minimum.

This U.FL connector is male, like a U.FL jack on a wireless card. The U.FL style is "right angle" type, although you do not often hear them referred to as "right angle type."

Our UFL to SMA "pigtail" cables' range of frequency band compatibility (from DC 0GHz to 18GHz), consistently low broadband VSWR, and impedance matching to 50 Ohm cables make them suitable and compliant for all the following applications:

• All WiFi standards: 2.4GHz and 5GHz applications: Wi-Fi 6, WiFi 6E, 802.11AX, 802.11AC, 802.11N, 802.11G, 802.11B, 802.11A
• Cellular Wireless LTE / 4G, GSM / 3G WiMax 5G: Data and voice applications
• IoT wireless, automation & M2M: Bluetooth, ZigBee, RFID, LoRa, LTE-m, NB-IoT
• Our antenna cables and adapters with SMA-male connectors are compatible with all Helium miners used in Europe, including Bobcat miners, Sensecap miners, and all other Helium LongFi miners.

U.FL Connectors Characteristics

• The U.FL male connector, which is the "jack" on devices such as Bluetooth boards, ZigBee radios like XBee, Printed Circuit Boards (PCBs), and internal mini-PCI wireless cards, is a crucial component of our cable. Despite its male gender, it is the jack U.FL connector.
• U.FL female has a socket.
• U.FL connectors are widely used in M2M and IoT (Internet of Things) wireless applications.
• The U.FL female right-angle connector is the most common type found on U.FL cables: 95% of U.FL cables have a U.FL female right-angle connector.

It's important to note that micro-connectors such as U.FL have a gender that is counter to typical RF terminology for gender. In this case, "jack" is more typically synonymous with "female." So, a U.FL jack on a board (PCB) is the male U.FL, and the connector that mates with the jack is the female. This knowledge will help you better understand and use our product.

• Properly connecting and disconnecting U.FL connectors from the jack can be difficult without damaging the connector or jack. We offer a U.FL insertion tool to enable you to connect/insert and remove/disconnect easily without damaging the cable, connector, or jack.
• The U.FL connector, also known as Ultra Miniature Coax Connectors (UMCC), enables attaching the antenna to a U.FL jack/connector on PCBs: The U.FL female mates with a female Hirose/U.FL jack, also known as the U.FL-LP-66 jack/connector.
• Our U.FL and SMA connectors are precision machined and gold-plated for low loss. This high-quality construction ensures low signal loss, durability, and long-lasting performance, giving you peace of mind with your purchase.

Our U.FL and SMA connectors are precision machined and gold-plated for low loss.

• SMA Connector Characteristics and Key Information
• SMA  Connector Materials Composition

SMA-male has a pin inside the connector body.

ROHS 3 and REACH: Compliant with restrictions on lead content, other heavy metals, and toxic materials.

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