PCB 64 50 Pin Solderless Centronics Connector W/ Press Pin Contact
2.16mm pitch PCB 64 50 pin Solderless Centronics Connector, Female
50 contacts Press pin Panel Receptacle Connector
Power Dynamics shielded and unshielded Centronic connectors offer
low cost cable-to-board and board-to-board connections. They are
available in 14, 24, 36, and 50 contacts. Termination types include
P.C.B., solder cup, and I.D.C. They can be used in a wide variety
of computer and data interface applications. All PDI Centronic
connectors carry UL afety approvals.
The Centronics 36-pin connector is arranged in two rows of pins,
each with 18 contacts. The connector is held in place by bail
locks. The 36-pin connector is often used for parallel
applications, especially for printers.
Detail Description
1. Product Line: | Centronic Connector |
2. Connector Gender: | Female |
3. Number of Position: | 64 / 50 pin |
4. Contact Material: | Phosphore Bronze |
5. Contact Plating: | 1U", 3U", 5U", 10U", 15U",30U" |
6. Insulation Material: | PBT |
7. UL Flammability Rating | UL-94-V0 |
8. Certification | UL Certificated |
9. Shell: | Nickel plated steel |
10. Connector Type | PCB Straight connector |
11. Pitch | 2.16mm |
12. Terminal Type | Press Pin / Solderless |
Advantage
1, ROHS compliant, UL-approved
2, High quality, Competitive price
3, Quick delivery time
4, Free sample available in 2 days
Common Features
| Designed for Cable-to-cable and cable-to-PC Board applications |
| Board Application |
| Available in Plug & Socket styles |
| Terminal Option with various types |
| Connector and hood sold as complete assembly |
| Available in low profile hood style |
| Metal shell provides grounding and shielding capability |
| Mates with industry compatible connector |
| Current Rating: | 5Amp |
| Withstanding Voltage: | AC 1000v r.m.s |
| Insulation Resistance: | 1000 Megohms Minimum at DC 500V |
| Contact Resistance: | 25M∩ Max Mated |
| Operation Temperature: | -55°C to +105°C |
Application
| 1, VDSL Teleccom Equipment |
| 2, Computer Peripherals |
| 3, Communication Equipment |
| 4, PCB Board |
| 5, Cable to Panel |
| 6, Cable to cable |
| 7, Computer terminal |
| 8, Telemetering |
| 9, Test Equipment |
| 10, Printer |
Usually pin headers are through-hole devices (THD / THT), but
surface mount devices (SMD / SMT) also exist. In the SMD case, the
solder side of the pin is bent at a 90-degree angle for soldering
to a pad on the PCB. On single-row SMD headers, the pins are bent
alternately to one side or the other, and on double-row SMD
headers, the pins are simply bent outward. If pin headers are
optional, the THD variant is usually chosen for ease of hand
assembly.
Headers can be straight (vertical) or right-angled, the latter form
is sometimes used to join two PCBs together horizontally. [1]
In most cases, the header has one or two lines,[1] although some
manufacturers offer three or more lines.
They are usually sold as long strips (usually 36 / 40 / 50 needles)
that can be easily cut to the desired number of needles. Many lead
lengths are available to minimize labor during PCB assembly.
Male headers are often associated with ribbon cable connectors. [4]
Used alone, they accept jumper wires with 2.54 mm (0.1 in) and 2.00
mm (0.079 in) pitch. [5]
Header types can be categorized by pitch (the even distance between
pins measured from center to center). Some common heading spacings
are:[1]
5.08 mm (0.200 in)
3.96 mm (0.156 in)
2.54 mm (0.100 in) with 0.64 mm (0.025 in) square pin [6] or
precision machined 0.50 mm (0.020 in) round pin [7]
2.00 mm (0.079 in) with 0.50 mm (0.020 in) square pin [8]
1.27 mm (0.050 in)
1.00 mm (0.0394 in)
