Product category:
Terminals and Power
News Release from: ODU UK | Subject: Small docking connector
Edited by the Electronicstalk Editorial
Team on 17 July 2006
Docking connector takes charge of
batteries
A small docking connector has a number of power applications, including in-situ battery charging of handheld devices.
ODU has introduced a small docking connector with a number of power applications, a typical one being in-situ battery charging of handheld devices Based on the company's Mini-Snap push-pull system, it differs from the standard component in that there is no locking device but otherwise it can be used with standard panel mount receptacles
This article was originally published on Electronicstalk on 13 Feb 2001 at 8.00am (UK)
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Available with outer diameters from 9.5 to 24mm it can be installed from the front of a panel to provide a docking connection between two devices.
Up to 40 contact positions and mixed insert arrangements are available, and solder and crimp terminations are offered.
It has an antirotation feature and, when mated, is sealed to IP68.
Compatible with similar components from other manufacturers, the Mini-Snap range has been developed for power and signal supply in a wide range of commercial, industrial, military and medical equipment.
Apart from a comprehensive off-the-shelf range ODU can design and manufacture customer-specific units.
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