Nitinol SMA (SubMiniature version A) wire is a type of coaxial
cable used for high-frequency applications, typically in the range
of DC to 18 GHz. 0.3mm nitinol wire is commonly used in radio
communication, aerospace, and defense industries.Some of the characteristics of 0.3mm nitinol wire include:
1.Impedance: The Nitinol SMA connector is designed to have a 50-ohm
impedance, which is the most common impedance used in RF systems.
2..Frequency Range: Nitinol SMA wires are designed for
high-frequency applications with a frequency range of DC to 18 GHz.
3.Size: Nitinol SMA wire connectors are small in size and have a
diameter of approximately 0.3 mm nitinol wire.
4.Connector Types: Nitinol SMA wire connectors come in male and
female types, with a threaded outer conductor with shape memory
wire.
5.Material: Nitinol SMA wire connectors are typically made of
brass, gold, or stainless steel, the shape memory wire which makes
them durable and resistant to corrosion.
6.Power Handling: Nitinol SMA wire connectors can handle a maximum
power of 1 to 3 watts, depending on the frequency.
Overall, Nitinol SMA wire is a popular choice for high-frequency
applications due to its small size, high performance, and
durability.
* Heat engines
* Resilient glass frames
* Orthodontic arc wire
* Medical devices
* Actuators
* High reliability couplings
* Temperature control system couplingsNITI PROPERTIES: ANNEALED TYPICAL
Ultimate Tensile Strength: 130 KSI (895 MPA)
Yield Strength (0.2 Offset):
Austenite: 28-100 KSI (195-690 MPa)
Martensite: 10-20 KSI (70-140 MPa)
Elongation: 25-50%
NITINOL PROPERTIES: TEMPERED TYPICAL
Ultimate Tensile Strength: 275 KSI (1900 MPA)
Elongation: 5-10%
