Nirjhor Tahmidur Rouf
Newbie level 5
Hi,
I am new here, so this may not be the right section to post this. If so, please forgive my mistake.
I am confused about the purpose of the coaxial cable connectors. What part do they play electrically? Does it act as a ground to the male pin?
By connector, I mean the metal housing around the pin.
I have only one coaxial cable connected to a device. This cable is the only electrical input for this device. So, if I want to measure the DC resistance of the device, should I take the metal housing of the connector as ground against the pin of the cable?
I am new here, so this may not be the right section to post this. If so, please forgive my mistake.
I am confused about the purpose of the coaxial cable connectors. What part do they play electrically? Does it act as a ground to the male pin?
By connector, I mean the metal housing around the pin.
I have only one coaxial cable connected to a device. This cable is the only electrical input for this device. So, if I want to measure the DC resistance of the device, should I take the metal housing of the connector as ground against the pin of the cable?