AVX has expanded its 9176 series of discrete wire-to-board connectors with the launch of the 9176-400 series contact and cap.
The surface-mount IDC wire-to-board connector has a 6 A rating and fits almost any application that requires a single wire to connect to a PCB. It provides a low-profile termination point for #22 to #24 AWG wires, particularly suitable for SSL and industrial applications. In addition, individual contacts can be located anywhere on the PCB, enabling great design freedom.
Originally developed to meet harsh environment automotive and industrial market applications, the industry-proven IDC contact system has been tested to automotive levels of shock, vibration and temperature cycling to prove their reliability and robustness. The new 9176-400 single, standalone component enables a wide range of devices to be connected to the PCB without soldering, simply by inserting a wire into the SMT contact with a small tool or optional retention/termination cap. While the IDC contact provides a gas-tight connection to the conductor of the wire, the optional cap provides a positive strain relief in severe vibration applications. To facilitate repair, wires can be removed and replaced up to three times. A large SMT solder base provides enhanced stability on the PCB.
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