"A" "B", "C", "D", "E", "F", "G", "H", "I", "J", "K", "L", "M",
"N", "O", "P", "Q", "R", "S", "T", "U", "V", "W", "X", "Y", "Z"

Banana Jack, Female

BANANA JACK. A type of connector. The graphic below shows a Banana Jack connector. The female portion of the connector is the banana side [right], while the left portion is a BNC connector or Banana Jack [left]. The Banana portion [not shown], is shaped like a banana and produced as a spring metal insert to produce a compression fit with the female mating connector [shown]. A Banana Jack is normally used with a panel mount receptacle. Note this connector shown will accept either a male BNC connector or male Banana connector. Also, normally the panel side, or receiving end is female while the cable side is male.

Banana Jack
Male BNC to Female Banana Jack connector

Socket is the female portion of a connector,
Plug is the male end of a connector.

Banana Jack
Side View BNC to Banana Jack connector

Banana Jack
Rear View BNC to Banana Jack connector

All three views of this stacked Banana Jack [dual type] will accept either a male BNC connector or two Male Banana Jacks, and out put a Male Banana Jack. This style of Banana Jack will come in either a red insulating body or a black insulating body. Note that the output end [right side] will also accept a wire which can be screwed down onto the terminal.

Refer to the previous page for a view of a Female to Male Banana Jack connectors.

Definition of BNC Connectors.
Manufacturers of BNC Connectors.
Manufacturers of Plugs and Jack Connectors.
Manufacturers of Wire and Cables.

 
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