The majority of connector contacts are manufactured from copper alloys due to the combination of high electrical conductivity and good...
Read moreDetailsIn this video Dale Wilson, All About Circuits chats with Ron Orban of Amphenol RF about their Interconnect for Autonomous...
Read moreDetailsIn this video Dale Wilson, All About Circuits chats with Peter Swift of Amphenol about their Rugged Connectors and explain...
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 moreDetailsAs noted, the current rating of a contact is determined by the T-rise as a function of current. The T-rise...
Read moreDetailsPower applications are generally considered “high current/voltage” applications. There are also two aspects to power applications. The first addresses the...
Read moreDetailsIt was noted in the introduction to this Chapter that in many cases the requirements on a connector for signal...
Read moreDetailsTo discuss connector applications, recall from 1.1 the following functional definition of a connector: “A connector is an electromechanical system...
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