The majority of connector housings are manufactured from thermoplastic polymers due to their combination of electrical and mechanical properties and...
Read moreDetailsA connector’s electrical interface depends on a sequence of mechanical events: alignment, contact deflection and sliding engagement. This contact-design guidance...
Read moreDetailsIn this paper SERMA TECHNOLOGIES presents failure statistics of connectors from field return analyzed during the last 10 years. The...
Read moreDetailsAs the demand for faster data transmission intensifies, engineers must confront an often-overlooked challenge—cable skew. In high-speed digital systems, even...
Read moreDetailsChoosing the right RF connector isn’t just about what fits — it directly impacts signal integrity, frequency performance, and long-term...
Read moreDetailsSamtec compiled a list of frequently asked questions about EMI shielding and connectors. Do shielded connectors and cable assemblies help...
Read moreDetailsThis article 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...
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