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Micro Solder Cup Connectors for Choice

Description of Micro Solder Cup Connectors

METAL SHELL of Micro Solder Cup Connectors

Metal shell recommended for environmental and EMI applications.
Ideal for prototyping or where pigtail type connectors cannot be used.

PLASTIC SHELL of Micro Solder Cup Connectors

Ideal for prototyping or where pigtail type connectors cannot be used.
Plastic connector and solder cup contacts.
Ideal for prototyping or where pigtail type connectors cannot be used.
Operating temperature: 150°C or 200°C.
9 to 51 contacts.

Contact arrangements of Micro Solder Cup Connectors

Metal shell: 9, 15, 21,25,31,37,51,66,74, 100 contacts
Plastic shell: 9, 15, 21,25,31,37, 51 contacts

Introduction of Micro Solder Cup Connectors

Series * Micro D Connector
Terminal Mounting * Solder Cup type

Contacts *Twist solder cup terminal PIN contacts, high-density interconnection, Beryllium copper (BeCu), gold over nickel plating
The thickness of Gold plating * ≥1.27micron
TWIST solder cup terminal PIN * Male contact, fitted to plug connector.
Socket * Female contact, fitted to socket connector (also known as a socket).
Insulator* 20% GFPPS (20% glass-filled polyphenylene sulfide)
LCP * Liquid Crystal Polymer.
Potting * Epoxy compound used as an encapsulant
Insert * Moulded insulation housing, separating each connection.
Interfacial Seal * Fitted to socket connector only
Shell *Connector metal body plated nickel or cadmium.
Jackscrew *High or low profile, hexagonal socket or slotted head.
Jackpot* Mates with a jackscrew.

Standard connector * Manufactured to the standard dimensions and specifications.
Special connector * A standard connector modified to meet specific requirements.
Custom made connector * Designed to meet specific customer requirements.
Solder cup connector * Connector with solder type contacts, usually used for prototyping.