Dura-Con - Cinch Connectors

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Performance Specifications Mechanical: •Mating and unmating Force Mating: 10 ounces times the # of contacts Unmating: 0.5 ounces times the # of contacts •Durability No mechanical or electrical defects after 500 mating cycles •Physical Shock 50 G’s with no discontinuity in excess of one microsecond •Vibration 20 G’s with no discontinuity in excess of one microsecond Electrical: •Current Rating 3 Amps max. •Contact resistance 8 milliohms max •Dielectric Withstanding Voltage sea level – 600 VAC, 70,000 ft – 150 VAC •Insulation resistance 5,000 megohms min. Environmental: •Temperature cycling •55°C to +135°C •Humidity After cycle testing, the insulation resistance is greater than 1,000 megohms •Salt spray No damage or unacceptable increase in contact resistance after mated sample subjected to 48 hrs of salt spray May 26, 2010 - Cinch Confidential & Proprietary
Dura-Con Products •Design Characteristics – Reverse gender pin and socket – Pin is the spring member and is protected (recessed) in the insulator – Generally is the “live” contact – Socket is the exposed contact • Metal Shell T-Blocks – Used primarily for printed circuit or multi-layered boards. – Provides high density and high reliability in board to board and board to cable applications – Applications where highly reliable lightweight connectors with high density configurations –Space is a premium and possible replacement for traditional rectangular connectors – Three standard termination styles available, straight (BS), right angle (BR) and narrow profile (CBR) – Available in 8 contact sizes: 9, 15, 21, 25, 31, 37, 51, and 100 •Metal Shell – For cable to cable, cable to panel mount and cable to board mount applications – Interfacial seal protects contacts from moisture and humidity – Ideal for airborne or space applications – EMI shielding and electrical grounding through the insulator – Available with thermoset and thermoplastic insulators – Common termination styles are solder cups, solid and stranded wire – Contact sizes same as t-blocks •Plastic Shell – Lighter weight and more economical then metal shell version – Plastics shell dimensions, overall, are smaller then metal shell d’s – They are not intended to mate with the metal shell d’s –Available in 7 contact sizes: 9, 15, 21, 25, 31, 37 and 51 May 26, 2010 - Cinch Confidential & Proprietary
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