Product Overview
50-Ohm BNC Plug to Microdot S-50 Receptacle Coaxial Inter-Series Adapter
Condition
New old stock (NOS) surplus hardware. Vintage legacy component. Includes matching washer. Connector plating, threads, and dielectric insulator are clean and undamaged.
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Product Overview
Built for high-frequency test and measurement setups, this Malco Microdot 50-ohm coaxial adapter links miniature sensor cabling directly to standard laboratory instruments. Featuring a male BNC bayonet plug on one side and a female 10-32 threaded Microdot receptacle on the other, this hardware provides a secure, low-loss transition for specialized signal chains.
Key Features
- Converts BNC male bayonet coupling to female 10-32 Microdot S-50 threaded interface
- 50-ohm nominal impedance for coaxial signal paths
- PTFE dielectric insulation for stable high-frequency performance
- Solid metal construction with included lockwasher
- Standard knurled bayonet collar for quick twist-lock connections
Applications
- Connecting accelerometers and dynamic pressure sensors directly to benchtop oscilloscopes
- Interfacing ultrasonic non-destructive testing (NDT) transducers with data acquisition systems
- Adapting vintage instrumentation cabling for modern bench test gear
- Custom RF prototyping and laboratory sensor testing setups
Frequently Asked Questions
What connector types are on each side of this adapter?
One end is a standard male BNC bayonet plug, and the opposite end is a female 10-32 threaded Microdot coaxial receptacle.
Which instruments and sensors connect through this adapter?
This unit couples sensors with a Microdot 10-32 threaded output to test equipment using standard 50-ohm BNC inputs, commonly found on accelerometers, acoustic emission monitors, and vibration analyzers.
Converting miniature transducer leads to bench-standard BNC is the kind of small connection that saves an entire test run. Keep the signal intact and let the analyzer do its job.
