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bayonet coupling

bayonet coupling

[¦bā·ə′net ¦kəp·liŋ]
(design engineering)
A coupling in which two or more pins extend out from a plug and engage in grooves in the side of a socket.
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Among the features that have helped the ST connector supplant FSMA connectors as the industry standard are lower insertion loss, and the quick-release bayonet coupling in place of the multiturn threaded coupling.
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Standard features of the Canbio VS include a quick-barrel-change system using a bayonet coupling of the screw directly to the screw motor, permitting changeover times on the order of 15 min.
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The BNC interface is the most popular because of its easy connect/disconnect bayonet coupling. The TNC interface offers a threaded coupling that assures excellent performance even in applications where vibration is common, such as in aircraft and automobiles.
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After the overburden hole is complete, the pilot bit is turned anticlockwise in the ring bit releasing it from the bayonet coupling, and is withdrawn from the casing tube.
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