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Technical Specifications Volume 1
Technical Specifications Volume 1
The document provides technical specifications for various connector series including Brass, Stainless Steel, Alulite, Plastic, and Disposable. It covers connector overviews, product specifications, and cable assemblies.
This section details the Brass series, including multipole low and high voltage, coaxial, triaxial, and mixed connectors. Accessories and tooling are also discussed.
Features of the Stainless Steel series are highlighted, focusing on durability and corrosion resistance.
The Alulite series is noted for its lightweight properties.
This section emphasizes the cost-effectiveness and disposability of the Plastic series.
Focuses on the series' suitability for single-use applications.
The document highlights the versatility of connectors, emphasizing features like high corrosion resistance and ruggedness.
Describes various locking systems including push-pull, quick-release, and screw-locking mechanisms.
Explains the IP classification system for ingress protection, detailing levels of protection against solids and liquids.
Lists materials used in connectors, including their applications and temperature ranges.
Explains test voltage, operating voltage, and current rating, with recommendations for applications and standards like IEC60664.
The document provides comprehensive technical specifications for Fischer Connectors, emphasizing adaptability and durability.
Current-Carrying Capacity
Details on derating the current-carrying capacity and factors affecting it.
Key parameters include return loss, insertion loss, crosstalk, and noise.
Discusses signal distortion types and their causes.
Normative values for transmission parameters are provided.
Various contact types and their applications are described.
Fischer Connectors offers integrated connectivity solutions for various applications.
Fischer Connectors has a global network for quick turnarounds and streamlined supply chains.
- Material & Surface Treatments: Nickel-plated brass with options for anthracite finish.
- Insulator and Sealing: Made from high-performance plastics with options for ceramics.
- Elastomer Seals: Details on chemical resistance and temperature limits.
- Sealing Performance: Offers IP50 to IP69 protection.
- Operating Temperature Range: Varies by component.
- Corrosion Resistance: Tested for 1,000 hours in a salt mist environment.
- Endurance and Vibration: Rated for 10,000 mating cycles.
- Contact Resistance: Varies by contact size.
- Insulation Resistance: Greater than 1010Ω.
- Contact Types and Materials: Uses PEEK and PTFE insulating materials.
- Wire Sizes: Accommodates wire sizes from AWG9 to AWG32.
- Test Voltages: Specified for both AC and DC in mated positions.
- Rated Voltages: Measured according to IEC 60664-1.
- Current Ratings: Measured at a 40°C temperature rise.
- Testing conducted according to IEC 60512-5-2-5b.
- Voltage ratings determined using IEC 60664-1 standards.
- Testing may be required for certain AWG sizes.
- Contact configurations available in standard and optional layouts.
- Various housing colors and cable bend reliefs available.
The document provides detailed technical specifications and options for the Fischer Core Series Brass multipole low and high voltage connectors.
Connectors are available in two housing colors with various cable bend reliefs.
Details on housing color options, contact block material, contact type, and keying codes.
Receptacles come with various finishes and features.
Offers robust cable clamp sets for excellent cable retention.
Includes examples of part numbers for plugs and receptacles.
Serves as a comprehensive guide for selecting and specifying Fischer Core Series Brass connectors.
- Low Voltage and High Voltage: Detailed specifications provided for each.
- Cable Mounted Connectors: Outlines body styles and technical dimensions.
- Panel Mounted Connectors: Details on body styles and technical dimensions.
- Plugs and Receptacles: Information on cable mounted and panel mounted plugs and receptacles.
- Technical Specifications: Detailed tables provide dimensions for various sizes.
- Accessories and Tooling: Lists available accessories and tooling options.
- All dimensions are in millimeters and are for reference only.
- Torque values are recommended and may vary based on cable jacket characteristics.
- Sealing categories and locking systems are crucial for ensuring connector performance.
The document provides technical specifications for the Fischer Core Series Brass Coax Low Voltage connectors.
Dimensions and torque values specified for different sizes.
Details provided for contact types and insulating materials.
Lists various cable types compatible with the connectors.
Options for housing color, contact block material, and keying codes.
Body styles for both cable-mounted and panel-mounted connectors described.
References additional pages for detailed information.
- Insertion Tools: Designed for inserting crimp contacts.
- Extraction Tools: Used for extracting crimp contacts.
- Metal Parts: Include stainless steel and brass components.
- Insulators and Sealing: Made from high-performance engineering plastics.
- Sealing Performance: Various levels of sealing offered.
- Operating Temperature: Specific operating temperature ranges provided.
- Corrosion and Radiation Resistance: Tested for reliability in harsh environments.
- Contact Resistance: Varies by contact size.
- Insulation Resistance: Greater than 1010Ω.
- Key Features: Lightweight, rugged, highly configurable.
- Body Styles: Includes cable mounted and panel mounted options.
- Part Numbering: Detailed configurator for selecting specific connector configurations.
- Sealed up to IP68
- Over 5,000 mating cycles
- Resistant to temperature variations
- Color coding for easy operation
- Panel Mounted: DBP 405 with IP50 sealing
- Cable Mounted: S 405 and SI 405 with IP50/IP67 sealing
- Cable clamp sets for different cable diameters
- Sealing caps for plugs and receptacles
- Materials: PEI, PEEK, POM (Delrin®), TPE, VMQ - Silicone rubber
- Operating temperature range: -65°C to +200°C
- Sealing performance: IP67 for plugs with sealed cable clamp set and cap, IP50 for receptacles
- Endurance: 5,000 mating cycles
Catalog excerpts
TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS VOLUME 1 BRASS STAINLESS STEEL ALULITE PLASTIC DISPOSABLE
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FISCHER CORE SERIES DISPOSABLE
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Connector overview STAINLESS STEEL HIGH CORROSION RESISTANCE EASY DECONTAMINATION EASY HANDLING HIGHLY CONFIGURABLE Push-pull / Quick-release / Friction Push-pull / Quick-release Chrome over Nickel Chrome over Nickel Low voltage / High voltage / Coax / Triax / Hybrid Low voltage / High voltage / Coax / Triax Low voltage / High voltage / Coax / Triax Sealing level Mating cycles Locking Shell material Plating Plug Ø [mm] Number of contacts AWG Contact type Contact termination Technical specifications for our Fischer UltiMate™ Series, Fischer FiberOptic Series, Fischer MiniMax™ Series and Fischer...
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Connector overview Chrome over Nickel Crimp / Solder Sealing level Mating cycles Locking Shell material Plating Plug Ø [mm] Number of contacts AWG Contact type Contact termination Technical specifications only available in PDF format on www.fischerconnectors.com
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Product specifications ORIGINAL PUSH-PULL LOCKING SYSTEM OTHER LOCKING SYSTEMS Fischer Connectors’ original push-pull automatic locking system is widely adopted by the industry for its ease of use, safety of mating and speed in connection and disconnection. LANYARD Combines push-pull automatic locking with an emergency release lanyard. outer sleeve Receptacle Receptacle flexible fingers Receptacle Receptacle outer sleeve outer outer sleeve sleeve Plug Plug flexible fingers plug body flexible flexible fingers fingers groove groove MATING The plug has an outer sleeve, with flexible fingers, which...
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Product specifications SEALING CATEGORIES The IP (Ingress Protection) classification system provides a reliable method of comparing relative levels of sealing between various connector products. The protection level offered by a typical envelope is described in IEC 60529, published by the International Electrotechnical Commission (IEC). While the first number describes the level of protection from solid objects, the second one relates to protection from liquids. The digits indicate conformity with the conditions summarized in the tables aside. Protected against solid objects greater than 50 mm...
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Product specifications O-rings COMMONLY USED SEALING LEVELS IP50 indoor unexposed applications IP68 watertight sealing Hermetic sealing Each requires different sealing levels and, therefore, different connector solutions. IP50 INDOOR / UNEXPOSED APPLICATIONS Typically for indoor or industrial applications, the required sealing level is IP50, since the device needs to be protected against dust but not exposed to water. The IP50 rating can be improved with additional accessories like boots or protective sleeves. IP68 WATERTIGHT SEALING Typically for applications requiring outdoor use where they...
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Product specifications HOW TO CHOOSE YOUR RECEPTACLE BODY STYLES Front and rear projecting Depending on whether you need the space saving inside or outside the device Also available in front or rear mounting Front and rear mounting Depending on how you need to process your assembly Rear mounting is commonly used for PCB mount SEALING MATERIAL IP68 watertight or hermetic designs Hermetic has a specific sealing material for best sealing under high pressures Feedthrough Hermetic panel bulkhead feedthrough
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Product specifications MATERIALS MATERIAL NAME MAIN ATTRIBUTES SHELL MATERIAL Chromium-plated brass Salt mist and mechanical resistance, cost efficiency, electrical conductivity Stainless steel Cleaning / Radiation Corrosion resistance, surface cleanability, nuclear radiation and mechanical resistance Sterilization in autoclave, EtO, Cidex, gamma radiation, Steris®, Sterrad® Electrical insulation, low temperature manipulation Cost efficiency Disposable solutions, medical applications CONTACT BLOCK MATERIAL PEEK High temperature High temperature, high chemical and high radiation resistance High...
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Product specifications A/Z POLARITY To protect users from contact with dangerous voltage, most of Fischer Connectors’ products are available in two versions : STANDARD A POLARITY The contacts of the receptacle are protected against accidental touch. Recommended when voltage is present on the receptacle. INVERTED Z POLARITY The contacts of the plug are protected against accidental touch. Recommended when voltage is present on the plug.
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Product specifications TEST VOLTAGE & OPERATING VOLTAGE Operating voltage Operating voltage Creepage distance & airgap Test voltage Typical scatter of breakdown voltage values Breakdown voltage General recommendation for connectors in common applications For connectors in common applications, IEC60664 is in particular recommended. This specification uses creepage distance instead of test voltage as a calculation basis for the operating voltage, taking into account the above-mentioned long-term effects. It is similar to German VDE 0110; typical applications are classified in insulation groups...
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Product specifications CURRENT RATING (Maximum permissible current) DERATING CURVE DERIVED FROM THE BASIC CURVE Current l Upper temperature limit Upper current limit (wires, cable) (Derated) Operating area Basic curve The current values listed under “Electrical & contact configurations” were measured in our test laboratory according to IEC 60512-5-2: Current-carrying capacity test, Test 5b: Current-temperature derating. They are the currents that create a temperature rise of 40 °C (unless otherwise specified) within the connectors due to the self-generated heat, and they belong to the basic curve...
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Product specifications HIGH FREQUENCY SIGNAL & DATA TRANSMISSION INPUT Challenges in data transmission When a signal is emitted at the transmitter, it must undergo minimal distortion across the system (transmitter, connectors, cable, receiver) to be properly recovered at the receiver. DATA TRANSMISSION PRINCIPLES Types of signal distortion across the transmission link: Return loss: When the impedances of two interfaced media do not match (i.e., transmitter/connector, connector/cable, ...), some parts of the signal will reflect back towards the source and be lost. The amount of this loss comes...
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