MX19002P52 JAE Electronics, MX19002P52 Datasheet
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Japan Aviation Electronics Industry, Ltd. Connector Division Title: Handling Manual for MX19 series connector Handling Manual Originating Dept.: Connector Div. 3rd Engineering Dept. Contents 1. Purpose 2. Applicable Items 3. Crimping 3-1. Applicable Wires 3-2. Stripping length of wire insulators ...
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... Product Name MX19P10K451 MX19S10K451 MX19000XD1 MX19002S5* Fig.2-4 Socket contact. JAE Connector Div. Proprietary. Copyright © 2000，Japan Aviation Electronics Industry, Ltd. JAHL-1594-E Product Name Color MX19002P51 Black MX19002P52 Gray MX19002S51 Black MX19002S52 Gray MX19004P51 Black MX19004P52 Gray MX19004S51 Black MX19004S52 Gray ...
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Japan Aviation Electronics Industry, Ltd. Connector Division 3. Crimping JAE’s applicator is described on the following table. Type Product Name 3.1 Applicable Wires 5 Conductor construction Applicable Wire Type CAVS0.3mm 7/ Round Compressed 2 CPTL 22 CAVS0 Round ...
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Japan Aviation Electronics Industry, Ltd. Connector Division 3.3 Part description 3.3.1 Pin Contact Conductor Barrel 3.3.2 Socket contact Conductor barrel 3.4 Criteria for conformed crimping items "Properly crimped contact" follows: 1. Meet the crimp height shown in Table ...
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Japan Aviation Electronics Industry, Ltd. Connector Division 3.4 Criteria for judgment on non-conforming items If a crimped MX19 contact has any following defective item, the crimping work is failure. DON’T use the failure crimping contact. Defective Item No. Incomplete wire ...
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Japan Aviation Electronics Industry, Ltd. Connector Division Defective Item No. Inclined Insulator Barrel The incline over 0.3mm at any side. 5 Bended( On axis) The angle “P” over 3 degrees, between 6 crimping parts axis. Twisted The angle of center ...
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Japan Aviation Electronics Industry, Ltd. Connector Division Defective Item No. Bend up/ down “Bend up(or down)” is based on the crimp barrel area. Failure case is dimension Y1 (or Y2) is over C1 ...
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Japan Aviation Electronics Industry, Ltd. Connector Division 4. Contact/ Dummy Plug Insertion 4.1 Contact Insertion 1. Visual inspection, the connector has no breakage, deformation, discoloration, and/or damage etc. 2. Aligned the axis and direction between a contact and a cavity. ...
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Japan Aviation Electronics Industry, Ltd. Connector Division △ 4.2 Dummy Plug Insertion 1. Check by visual inspection, the connector has no breakage, deformation, discoloration, and/or damage etc. 2. Aligned the axis between a dummy plug and a cavity. 3. Inserting ...
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Japan Aviation Electronics Industry, Ltd. Connector Division △ 5. Contact withdraw 2 1. Visual inspection, the connector has no breakage, deformation, discoloration, and/or damage etc. 2. Pushing lightly the wire with crimpling contact and keeping. 3. Inserting a “Withdrawing Tool” ...
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Japan Aviation Electronics Industry, Ltd. Connector Division 6. How to engage connector 6.1 Engaging 1. Check the contact insertion. 2. Check by visual inspection, the connector has no breakage, deformation, discoloration, and/or damage etc. in contacts and housing. 3. Aligned ...
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Japan Aviation Electronics Industry, Ltd. Connector Division 6.2 Connector Separation Method Hold a Socket Housing, and pull out the connector straightly; 1: Depressing the lock arm of socket housing. 2: Releasing the engagement lock. NOTE: On separating the connector, DON’T ...
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Japan Aviation Electronics Industry, Ltd. Connector Division 7. Cautionary Statements △ ！ Comply strictly with the following matters because of possibility of physical damage and/or connector failures. ● Perform the engagement of connector straightly until the "click" sound. ● Be ...