Time-nuts:

Having recently run into major ground loop noise issues, I have begun reworking 
some of my homemade pieces of equipment using insulated coax connectors. My 
goal is to have one ground connection only in the cases, and that is at the 
power entry point, either a power cord or the outer terminal of a DIN. I am 
also installing isolation baluns on inputs and/or outputs.

Insulated BNCs are readily available. Others not so. In some cases, there is 
not room to install an insulated BNC. I am not finding any insulated SMA, SMC,  
SSMA, or SSMC despite googling and searching catalogs.

Does anyone know of a source for insulated small threaded coax panel connectors?

Another option would be a compact insulating bushing that an SMA panel 
connector, for example, could be mounted in. I am not finding anything like 
that either...  In fact the ideal solution would be an insulated SMA with an 
integrated 1:1 balun.

And I am not thinking about using plastic cases - that would introduce a whole 
other set of problems. I think about my lab area at work where a bundle of 
dozens of gigabit ethernet cables run through the roof directly over the lab 
bench - the ambient noise level is quite high.

Suggestions???

The only idea I have some up with is to design something myself, possibly 3-D 
printed...  Any suggestions about how to get started on something like that?

Thanks in advance-
Jim



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