Although compact, the connector is robust and can achieve up to 2,5 Gbps transmission, dependent on the cable type. The range consists of IDC and solder type cable-mount plugs and surface-mount receptacles in 17, 27, 37 and 51 contact sizes.
The structure of the connector features a durable D-shaped opening on the mating face of the plug and receptacle to resist against wrenching forces. There is a choice of robust screw locks or user-friendly one-touch locks available in metal or plastic to offer design flexibility and secure locking. The plug has contacts which are staggered on the first and second row, creating a unique contact arrangement for IDC termination to ensure that each cable is clear of the other contacts.
The termination of the cable onto the IDC contact is a simple process with a dedicated tool available to allow all cables to be inserted and terminated in both rows at once. Twinax or twisted pair type cable can be used in AWG #28 size. The internal metal shielded structure is easy to assemble and has desirable shielding properties for EMI mitigation.
The surface mount receptacles are available in straight or right angle versions with a 0,5 mm fine mounting pitch to save space. Through-hole solder posts from the outer shell maximise the retention and stability of the receptacle to the PCB board.
Suitable applications include industrial controllers and medical devices.
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