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Also called the Bayonet-Neill-Concelman connector, the BNC connector is a type of coax connector. Although it has many applications, it's mainly used to process both analog and digital video transmissions, according to Bncconnector.org.
Video
BNC connectors can transmit the type of uncompressed, unencrypted video signals used by television companies. According to Bncconnector.org, new BNC connectors can handle HD video.
Other Uses
According to Tech-faq.com, a BNC connector can be used for radio transmissions. It is also used with aviation equipment, amateur radio and for consumer Internet access.
Features
BNC connectors have a bayonet lock. This helps to prevent "accidental disconnection if the cable is pulled or repeatedly moved," according to radio-electronics.com.
Plugs
Several different BNC connectors are made to fit many different plug types. Before buying a connector, make sure your BNC plug and cable are compatible, according to radio-electronics.com
Name
According to tech-faq.com, the BNC connector was named the Bayonet Neil-Concelman connector because it uses a bayonet lock and was invented by Paul Neil and Carl Concelman.
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Radio-electronics.com: Details and Information About the BNC Connector
tech-faq.com: Details and Information About the BNC connecto
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