SMC vs 10-32 Coaxial Connector

Question

I have a 393B04 PCB specs and a drawing denoting a "10-32 UNF 2A Coaxial Electrical Connector".

This is the same than a SMC Connector?. Can i purchase an standard SMC connector which supposedly fits the 10-32 UNF 2A thread?, or i must purchase 10-32 coaxial connectors?

Edit:

• The spec only focus on the thread, not on the electrical connector. I guess this is for commercial purposes, for selling built expensive cable,
• As definitions: jack: thread outside, plug: thread inside, male: a pin contact, female: a covering contact,
• As indicated, clearly this is not a regular SMC connector, which is a male jack,
• Unless i should seek for a SMC reversed polarity (this is, a female jack), which i dont think exist, or perhaps as rare as a 10-32,
• An SMA has a 1/4-36 thread, An SSMA has a 10-36 thread, and the SMB no thread at all :),
• CDInt sells both 10-32 to SMA and 10-32 to SMC cables.....!,
• The device shows a female jack.

So i should finally purchase a 10-32?

Thanks in advance.

Answer 1

10-32unf and SMC are not compatible:

1. on the 10-32unf male = a nut + a central pin
2. on the 10-32unf female = a screw + a central hole
3. on the smc female (called plug) = a nut + a central hole
4. on the smc male (called receptacle) = a screw + a central pin

your sensor : electrical connector is a 10-32unf female