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News Release from: IQC International | Subject: Mixed-layout D-type connectors
Edited by the Electronicstalk Editorial
Team on 30 January 2004
D-types take coax and power contacts
onboard
IQC International has addressed the trend for miniaturisation in the electronics industry by expanding its range of mixed-layout D-type connectors.
IQC International has addressed the trend for miniaturisation in the electronics industry by expanding its range of mixed-layout D-type connectors The sheer physical size of conventional multiway I/O, power and coaxial connector style types can prove a major problem
This article was originally published on Electronicstalk on 13 Nov 2002 at 8.00am (UK)
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D-subs take on rugged environments
New from connector specialist IQC International is a high-density D-type subminiature connector for use in rugged environments.
IQC's new range of mixed D-type connectors enable a combination of contact styles and types to be incorporated into a single standard D connector shell.
The benefits of this new range include optimisation of space, improved EMI/RFI leakage performance and ease of installation.
A full range of "industry-standard" contact block configurations are available with solder bucket, straight or right angle PCB through board or press-fit termination.
Signal integrity is retained through the multiway contacts by the usage of turned gold plated contacts.
Coaxial inserts cover both 50 and 75ohm versions and are designed for crimp termination onto the standard ranges of RG type coaxial cables.
High-power inserts are available in both solder and crimp termination styles in 10, 20 or 40A current ratings, and the high-voltage variants are rated up to 3kV.
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