This section will provide a basic discussion of connector materials and manufacturing processes. Chapter I/1.4.1 Contact Finish Electroplating on contact...
Read moreDetailsThe majority of connector contacts are manufactured from copper alloys due to the combination of high electrical conductivity and good...
Read moreDetailsThis Würth Elektronik webinar explains influence of different parameters and how to make a good electrical contact for reliable inter-connection....
Read moreDetailsWürth Elektronik podcast explains connector inrush current considerations and discusses what other values need to be considered when selecting a...
Read moreDetailsThis blog written by Samtec discusses how much gold is needed to specify on the connector pins plating. Gold Plating...
Read moreDetailsThis blog written by Samtec aims to give you six design tips from a connector company on selection of the...
Read moreDetailsThis Würth Elektronik webinar covers the formula for derating of connectors and how to support its heat dissipation. Choosing the...
Read moreDetailsThe contact interface, D in Figure 1.3 is arguably the heart of a connector system. The structure and properties of...
Read moreDetailsConsider now a structural definition of a connector. There are four basic components in a connector. They are: A. the...
Read moreDetailsA list of electrical or electronic devices using connectors would be long and varied both in function and construction. At...
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