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Datamate Mix-Tek Connector Specs

The Datamate Mix-Tek specification outlines the materials, mechanical, electrical, and environmental characteristics of the connectors, including details on housing, contacts, and operational limits. It specifies maximum current ratings, insertion and withdrawal forces, and environmental classifications, as well as voltage proof and insulation resistance requirements. Additionally, it provides information on power and coax contacts, including their electrical properties and mechanical specifications.

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Datamate Mix-Tek Connector Specs

The Datamate Mix-Tek specification outlines the materials, mechanical, electrical, and environmental characteristics of the connectors, including details on housing, contacts, and operational limits. It specifies maximum current ratings, insertion and withdrawal forces, and environmental classifications, as well as voltage proof and insulation resistance requirements. Additionally, it provides information on power and coax contacts, including their electrical properties and mechanical specifications.

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Datamate Mix-Tek Specification

Materials Mechanical
Housings: Glass-filled thermoplastic UL94V-0 Durability: 500 operations
DATAMATE MIX-TEK

Female contacts: Brass shell, with Beryllium Copper Insertion force (max): 2.8N
inner contact Withdrawal force (min): 0.2N
Male contacts: Copper alloy Signal crimp accommodation: 22 AWG to 28 AWG
Finish: See individual pages BS 3G 210 Type A

Electrical Environmental
Current Environmental classification: 55/125/56 days at 95% RH
Individual contacts in isolation: 3.3A max (at 25°C) Operational temperature: -55°C to +125°C
2.6A max (at 85°C)
*Vibration sensitivity: 10Hz to 2000Hz, 0.75mm,
All contacts simultaneously: 3.0A max (at 25°C)
98m/s2 (10G), duration 6h
2.2A max (at 85°C)
*Bump severity: 390m/s2 (40G), 4000 ±10 bumps
Working voltage
At sea level 1013 mbar: 800V DC or ACrms *Shock severity: 981m/s2 (100G) for 6ms
Voltage proof *Acceleration severity: 490m/s2 (50G)
At sea level 1013 mbar: 1,200V DC or ACrms
Contact resistance * Tested with connectors with Jackscrews.
Initial: 20mΩ max
After conditioning: 25mΩ max
Insulation resistance
Initial: 1,000MΩ min
After conditioning: 100MΩ min

Power Contacts Coax Contacts


Materials Materials
Latching collar: Beryllium Copper, Nickel plated Latching collar: Beryllium Copper, Nickel plated
Other metallic parts: Copper alloy, Gold plated Other metallic parts: Copper alloy, Gold plated
Insulator: PTFE

Electrical
Current (in isolation) Electrical
32x, 33x: 20A max Frequency range: 6GHz (depending on cable)
PFx, PMx: 40A nominal, up to 80A max
Impedance: 50Ω
Contact resistance: 6mΩ max
VSWR: 1.05 + (0.04 x Frequency) GHz max
Operating voltage (sea level): 180V AC at 500mA
Mechanical Maximum voltage (sea level): 1000V ACrms
Insertion force (max) Contact resistance: 6mΩ max
32x, 33x: 8N Insulation resistance: 106MΩ at 250V ACrms
PFx, PMx: 15N
Withdrawal force (min): 0.5N
Contact replacement Mechanical
in connector: 5 times Insertion force (max): 20N
Power contact accommodation Withdrawal force (min): 0.5N
32x, 33x: 12 to 20 AWG
PFx, PMx: 10 AWG Contact replacement
in connector: 5 times

All dimensions in mm.

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