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Product category: PCB Connectors
News Release from: Molex UK | Subject: SlimStack connectors
Edited by the Electronicstalk Editorial Team on 03 June 2004

Ultralow profile for PCB connectors

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A new range of 0.95mm height SlimStack connectors offers designers an ultralow-profile stacking capability and is ideal for tight-packaging applications such as cellphones and PDAs.

A new range of 0.95mm height SlimStack connectors from Molex offers designers an ultralow-profile stacking capability and is ideal for tight-packaging applications such as cellphones, PDAs and digital consumer equipment These new 0.40mm pitch SMT connectors come in single and dual row versions in circuit sizes from 7 to 80

The dual-row version can be used in board-to-board or flex-to-board applications, whereas the single-row is used only with flex cable on one side.

The thin profile designs of these connectors make them ideal alternatives to FFC connectors in applications where FFC actuators are hard to engage.

Features include a gold-plated contact design that provides good electrical properties, and a tactile "click" to confirm mating.A nickel-plated barrier is selectively applied to terminals to help prevent solder wicking during high-temperature lead-free processes.

The connectors are rated at 50V/0.1A.

Guide posts help facilitate mating, while solder tabs on each corner provide secure PCB retention.

A wide area is available between solder pads on the dual-row version to allow space for PCB tracing.

The connectors also feature a flat open area to enable pick-and-place.

These newest low-profile connectors are part of Molex's broad family of SlimStack connectors that includes various stack heights from 0.95 to 20.00mm, pitch sizes from 0.40 to 1.00mm and circuit sizes from 7 to 240.

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