New headers and jumpers for continuous high-temperature operation up to 250C
25-03-2015 |
Sullins
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Connectors, Switches & EMECH
Sullins Connector Solutions has expanded its comprehensive portfolio of
high-temperature interconnects to include full series of 2.54mm pitch
contact spacing male headers and jumpers that support continuous operating
temperatures of 150C, 200C and 250C.
The new single- and dual-row devices are optimized to facilitate design
flexibility and manufacturing efficiency in demanding high-temperature
applications by eliminating the associated time and expense of a bridge to
lower temperature environments. Headers are offered in an array of
configurations including straight, right-angle, and surface-mount, to
further promote design flexibility.
The continuous high-temperature rated header and jumper series target a
broad range of thermally demanding industrial, commercial, and consumer
applications in which high-density, and high-cycle life are required. They
are suitable for burn-in oven facilities, design stage electronic component
testing and evaluation, communication equipment, medical equipment
instrumentation, power converters and power supplies, aerospace, and
automotive systems and products.
Featuring a current rating of 3A per contact, the single- and dual-row
headers are provided with 1 to 36 contacts per row and with 10 or 30 micro
inches of overall gold plating. Insulator materials for the high
temperature header and jumper series are PA9T, PPS or PEEK, and contacts
materials are beryllium copper, phosphor bronze, spinodal, or beryllium
nickel alloy. Materials are UL94V-0 rated.
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