BNC Connectors – What do they do?

The Bayonet Neill Concelman connector, commonly referred to as a BNC connector, is a cable used in applications where coaxial or screened cable is required.  It is attached to the coaxial cable and are commonly used for connecting radio frequency signals or video signals on consumer electronics, aviation electronics, test equipment and military equipment.

The BNC connector is similar in function to a RCA connector, however the BNC typically has a more secure connection.  The BNC is more secure because it has snap-lock technology, which allows you to firmly lock it into place; this eliminates the possibility of disconnection if the cable is accidentally pulled on and assures a clearer signal to your television.
 
The BNC connector was first developed when the need arose for a high quality, sturdy connector that had multi-use capabilities.  Although BNCs are most commonly used in households as television cable connections, they can also be used for a wide range of other equipment including audio generators, avionics and power meters.
There are a few different BNC connector types:

Here are some additional facts about BNC connectors:

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