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Double-row connectors

16 March 2011 Interconnection

ERNI Electronics has extended its two-row SMC connector family in 1,27 mm pitch with versions featuring additional pin numbers in all the available configurations (straight and angled male and female connectors plus female IDC connectors for ribbon cable systems). This means that SMC connectors are now also available in the pin numbers 16, 20, 32 and 40, expanding the current range with 12, 26, 50, 68 and 80 contacts.

The connectors feature a patented double-sided spring contact for good HF behaviour and secure connection, a high-temperature-resistant insulator with polarisation for secure mating and SMT technology with 100% controlled co-planarity of the tiny contact pins. Various modules such as straight and angled male and female connectors in combination with SMT and IDC are available. For miniature backplanes, male connectors in press-fit technology are also available.

The connectors are frequently used in a number of totally different locations within a system in order to realise backplane, mezzanine, ribbon cable and coplanar connections. For further versatile subassembly designs, there are additional versions in various heights creating mezzanine distances from 8 to 20 mm. The distance can be increased up to 40 mm using so called board-to-board adapters.



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