This cable assembly consists of a male SMA right-angle connector attached to a 31 cm long LMR 100 coaxial cable and terminated with a female RP SMA bulkhead connector. It is designed for RF applications requiring high-performance connections between devices such as antennas, routers, and communication systems.

• 1. SMA (M) R/A Connector:

     • SMA (M): This stands for SubMiniature version A male connector. It is a type of RF connector often used for connecting antennas, cables, and RF systems. The male version means it has a center pin that mates with a female connector.
     • R/A (Right-Angle): This refers to the orientation of the connector. A right-angle connector has a 90-degree bend, meaning the cable exits the connector at a right angle rather than straight, which can be useful for tight spaces or routing cables in specific directions.

  2. LMR 100 Cable (L-31cm):

     • LMR 100: This is a type of coaxial cable known for being flexible and suitable for low-loss RF applications. It's commonly used for Wi-Fi, GPS, and other communication systems. The number "100" refers to the diameter of the cable (in this case, approximately 0.1 inches or 2.5 mm).
     • L-31cm: This refers to the length of the cable, which is 31 cm.

  3. RP SMA (F) B/H Connector:

     • RP SMA (F): This is a Reverse Polarity SMA (Female) connector. The term "reverse polarity" means the center pin and the outer contact are reversed in their typical arrangement. This is commonly used for ensuring correct connections in specific systems (e.g., Wi-Fi equipment).
     • B/H: This could possibly refer to Bulkhead or Bulkhead mount, which means the connector is designed to be mounted through a panel or surface, with the bulkhead allowing it to pass through.