FP 0,8/ 12-MV 7,15
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SMD male connectors
1154017
SMD male connector, nominal current: 1.7 A, test voltage: 500 V AC, number of positions: 12, pitch: 0.8 mm, color: black, contact surface: Au, contact connection type: Pin, mounting: SMD soldering
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Can I also achieve higher nominal currents than 1.7 A per contact?
Yes, the nominal current is 1.7 A per contact for a fully energized, 80-pos. connector at an ambient temperature of 20°C. For an 80-pos. version with 1.7 A per contact, for example, this means a total of 80 x 1.7 A = 136 A. The derating curve shows t... View more
Yes, the nominal current is 1.7 A per contact for a fully energized, 80-pos. connector at an ambient temperature of 20°C. For an 80-pos. version with 1.7 A per contact, for example, this means a total of 80 x 1.7 A = 136 A. The derating curve shows the temperature-dependent current carrying capacity for different numbers of positions. In practice, selective pins are often energized, which achieves even higher currents per contact. Example: With selective energization of four contacts, 3.9 A per contact can be achieved, i.e. a total of 4 x 3.9 A = 15.6 A.
The shielded item version is also suitable for current transmission via the two shielding plates on the side of the item, so that 16 A can be transmitted per shielding plate in an 80-pos. version. A derating curve for the shielding plate can also be found in the technical data.
How do the soldering areas of the three different FP 0,8 product types differ?
SH (shielded): Contacts under the component, shield contacts on the outside
SL (short layout): Contacts under the component, no shield contacts, compatible with SH footprint
AOI (unshielded): Contacts routed out and visible
What is ScaleX?
ScaleX is our registered technology trademark for a patented contact system. The unique double contact ensures a reliable, robust connection with two contact points. The contacts are extremely well protected in the housing and offer high tolerance co... View more
ScaleX is our registered technology trademark for a patented contact system. The unique double contact ensures a reliable, robust connection with two contact points. The contacts are extremely well protected in the housing and offer high tolerance compensation during insertion, which promotes the longevity of the connection. Even in the inserted state, outstanding tolerance compensation of ± 0.3 mm is possible and several connectors can be placed on one PCB. This is a particularly valuable feature of ScaleX technology and enables completely new device designs.
View lessWhat makes the FP 0,8 series board-to-board connector so special?
A key feature of the FP 0,8 series is the ability to arrange several board-to-board connectors on one PCB. This enables new flexibility in device design. The basis for this is high tolerance compensation both during inserting and in the inserted stat... View more
A key feature of the FP 0,8 series is the ability to arrange several board-to-board connectors on one PCB. This enables new flexibility in device design. The basis for this is high tolerance compensation both during inserting and in the inserted state. Thanks to ScaleX technology, the FP 0,8 is a versatile specialist in terms of robustness, flexibility, and variability. The system is characterized by high data transmission rates of up to 52 Gbps and a current carrying capacity of 1.7 A per contact (at 20°C). The shielded (SH) and unshielded (SL) versions with the same footprint enable flexible PCB layout design without adaptation when changing versions.
View lessWith which numbers of positions is the FP 0,8 board-to-board connector available?
The FP 0,8 product family is available with five different numbers of positions (12, 20, 32, 52, and 80), each as a shielded or unshielded version. Other numbers of positions are available on request.
Why are there two unshielded AOI and SL versions in the FP 0,8 series?
The unshielded AOI version offers the advantage of the exposed solder contacts for automatic optical inspection.
The unshielded SL version (shieldless) has the advantage that the solder contacts and therefore the footprint on the PCB are identical...
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The unshielded AOI version offers the advantage of the exposed solder contacts for automatic optical inspection.
The unshielded SL version (shieldless) has the advantage that the solder contacts and therefore the footprint on the PCB are identical to the shielded SH version. This means that shielded and unshielded versions can be used without changing the PCB layout. Here, the solder joints can be checked via CT scan or X-ray analysis.
Does the specified data transmission rate apply to all combinations?
No, the specified data transmission rate refers to an example combination. It may vary depending on the item combination. Factors such as different stack heights - due to longer or shorter contacts - influence the signal quality and thus the achievab... View more
No, the specified data transmission rate refers to an example combination. It may vary depending on the item combination. Factors such as different stack heights - due to longer or shorter contacts - influence the signal quality and thus the achievable data rate. We can work with you to optimize high-speed data transmission for individual applications. Feel free to contact us.
View lessWhere is position 1?
Position a1 (row a, pin 1) is marked on the item. Position 1 is also marked in the TecDoc drawings (product family drawing and packaging drawing). The orientation of the item for PCB assembly and the plug-in direction are thus clearly defined. The cu... View more
Position a1 (row a, pin 1) is marked on the item. Position 1 is also marked in the TecDoc drawings (product family drawing and packaging drawing). The orientation of the item for PCB assembly and the plug-in direction are thus clearly defined. The customer can provide a different definition in its own documentation.
View lessWhere can I find information on extended air clearances and creepage distances to realize the necessary voltage requirements in my application?
The minimum distances are specified in the technical data. We are happy to calculate distances for partially assembled connectors or between omitted pins (so-called death metal parts) on request. This means that increased voltage requirements can also be realized.
Where can I find out more about board-to-board connectors?
You can find white papers, new products, product information, videos, etc., under ’Board-to-board connectors’ in the ’Products’ section of our website. Download the ‘FINEPITCH board-to-board connectors’ brochure as an e-paper. This provides details o... View more
You can find white papers, new products, product information, videos, etc., under ’Board-to-board connectors’ in the ’Products’ section of our website. Download the ‘FINEPITCH board-to-board connectors’ brochure as an e-paper. This provides details on applications, contact systems, and the technical properties of the products. It also provides information on data transmission, electromagnetic compatibility (EMC), and the SMD soldering process.
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