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Product category: PCB Connectors
News Release from: Omnetics Connector Corp | Subject: Nano-Miniature Bi-lobe
Edited by the Electronicstalk Editorial Team on 16 March 2007

Connector delivers ultrareliable signal
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Single-row version of Nano-Miniature Bi-lobe 0.635mm pitch connector family delivers ultrareliable signal contact direct from the PCB into the connector.

Omnetics has launched a single-row version of its Nano-Miniature Bi-lobe 0.635mm pitch connector family, designed to deliver ultrareliable signal contact direct from the PCB into the connector With a profile of only 2.92mm high, these connectors incorporate Omnetics' proven Nano Flex Pin contact and are the lowest profile metal-shelled connector available on the market

Nano connectors are defined by MIL-STD-32139.

Comments Gary Evans, recently appointed European Sales Manager: "Based on proven Nano Flex Pin contact technology, Omnetics' Bi-lobe range is synonymous - in the USA - with Nano connectors".

Bi-lobe connectors are preferred for their resistance to extreme conditions of shock and vibration, whilst in the miniature footprint.

Applications include military, space, medical, oil and gas equipment.

New single row Bi-lobe connectors are available in 9-51 way versions, are housed in a robust metal shell and feature a metal jackscrew for locking and unmating.

They are polarised to prevent mismating.

They withstand a shock of 100G in each axis and passed a vibration exposure from 10 to 2000Hz at 20G amplitude in each axis - in accordance with MIL-STD-32139.

Wire to wire and surface mount versions are available.

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