13-000011 Conec, 13-000011 Datasheet - Page 2
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13-000011
Manufacturer Part Number
13-000011
Description
CONN MICROTCA 7W2DL MALE R/A PCB
Manufacturer
Conec
Series
MicroTCAr
Specifications of 13-000011
Connector Style
D-Sub, Combo - MicroTCA®
Number Of Positions
7
Number Of Rows
2
Shell Size, Connector Layout
Stacked - 7W2, 7W2
Contact Type
Power and Signal
Connector Type
Plug, Male Pins
Mounting Type
Through Hole, Right Angle
Flange Feature
Mating Side; Female Screwlock (4-40), Removable
Termination
Solder
Features
Board Lock, Grounding Indents
Shell Material, Finish
Steel, Tin Plated
Contact Finish
Gold
Contact Finish Thickness
30µin (0.76µm)
Voltage Rating
48V/60V
Current Rating
24A, 7.5A
Housing Material
Polybutylene Terephthalate, Glass Filled (PBT)
Color
Green
Product
Micro Hoods & Connectors
Number Of Positions / Contacts
2
Contact Plating
Gold over Nickel
Gender
Male
Mounting Style
Cable
Mounting Angle
Right
Termination Style
Solder Tail
Contact Arrangement
7W2
Contact Material
Copper Alloy
Lead Free Status / RoHS Status
Lead free / RoHS Compliant
Other names
626-1298
Available stocks
Company
Part Number
Manufacturer
Quantity
Price
Company:
Part Number:
13-000011
Manufacturer:
Conec
Quantity:
457
M ic ro TC A Pow e r M od u le Input C on ne ct or
Power Input Connectors for MicroTCA
Q u al it y i n C o n n ect ion
Member of
An inherent part of a MicroTCA system is at least one power
module. Power input connectors are located on the front of a
power module. A cable is installed between the connectors and
the external power source.
The MicroTCA specification defines the interface which
should be applied.
Specification for Power Input Connectors
The 7W2 combination D-SUB connector was selected for
power supplies with -48 V and -60 V inputs.
For coding purposes, the 9W4 was chosen for +24V inputs.
The connector has two high-current contacts and two signal
contacts in a conventional D-SUB housing. The signal contacts
act as control contacts used for hot swapping, and the specifi-
cation states that they should be shunted at the cable connec-
tor end.
At the maximum rated current of 24A per power pin for the
7W2 version and 49A for the 9W4 type, the temperature rise at
the contact must not exceed 30° C.
Furthermore the specification claims, that the connector should
be designed for 200 mating cycles and additional EMI filtering
options should be available.
Following on the heals of the ATCA standard which was
developed by the PICMG® subcommittee, the MicroTCA
version defines a specification for small, low-cost systems
which over time are expected to find their way into a whole
range of new applications.