What are the classifications of FAKRA cables by application function?

What are the classifications of FAKRA cables by application function?

FAKRA cables come in a wide range of product types, classified by application function as follows:

Used for simulating RF signals: such as FAKRA type A, mainly used for simulating RF signals, like AM/FM radio antenna connection, can effectively transmit analog broadcast signals, ensuring that the radio receives clear audio.

Used for digital RF signals: such as FAKRA B type, commonly used for digital RF signal transmission, such as satellite radio antenna connection, can accurately transmit digital audio signals, providing users with high-quality satellite radio listening experience.

Used for simulating video signals: FAKRA C-type is specifically designed for simulating video signals and is commonly used in reverse image systems to connect rearview cameras with in car displays or navigation systems. It can stably transmit simulated video images and help drivers clearly observe the situation behind the car.

Used for low-frequency signals: FAKRA D type is suitable for low-frequency signals, such as signal transmission in automotive sensors and control systems, signal transmission between vehicle speed sensors, temperature sensors, etc. and control units, to ensure accurate operation of various vehicle systems.

For high-frequency signals: FAKRA E-type is mainly used for high-frequency signals and is widely used in GPS navigation and remote information processing systems. It can quickly and accurately transmit GPS positioning signals and remote communication data, achieving precise positioning and remote monitoring of vehicles.

For Ethernet data connection: FAKRA F-type is used for Ethernet data connection in automobiles, providing high-speed data transmission channels for information entertainment systems and other digital components, meeting the needs of vehicles for high-definition video playback, intelligent interconnection and other functions.