The necessity of White Bronze plating for use on RF connectors gained popularity in the early 1990’s as cellular telephone communications and networks were taking form (History of White Bronze). White bronze is actually not bronze, but an alloy of varying amounts of copper, tin and zinc. It is commonly used in jewelry as a substitute for nickel.
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