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A SMA connector is typically used to connect, particularly for coaxial cable. These SMA connectors come in a range of styles, lengths and designs, with male and female pins.

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A SMA connector is typically used to connect, particularly for coaxial cable. These SMA connectors come in a range of styles, lengths and designs, with male and female pins.

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One can purchase an RP-SMA connector from Amazon where there are many available to buy for prices between $1 and $5. One can also buy them from eBay and Best Buy.

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It depends on your field but if its a cable then its a fiber optic connector and it stands for SubMiniature version A or Sub-Multi Assembly.

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SMA Trimurti was created in 1954.

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