327913-000 Tyco Electronics, 327913-000 Datasheet - Page 392

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Product Facts
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Applications
MiniSeal wire-to-wire splic-
ing products offer solutions
for hundreds of aerospace
and defense applications.
These environment-resistant
splices provide excellent
reliability, long term per-
formance, MIL-S-81824/1
qualification, and a low
installed cost.
MiniSeal crimp splices con-
sist of a plated copper
crimp barrel and a sepa-
rate, heat-shrinkable, trans-
parent sealing sleeve. They
can be used on a combina-
tion of wires, from 1:1 to
10:10. MiniSeal splices are
one of the smallest, lightest,
and most environment-
resistant splices available.
They preserve the electrical
integrity of the splice by
preventing the penetration
of liquids and the resulting
chemical and galvanic
corrosion.
Catalog 1654025
Revised 12-04
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Available in:
Immersion-resistant crimp
splices are on QPL for
MIL-S-81824
MIL-Spec approval
Small size
Light weight
Insulation and strain relief
Easy installation
Americas
Europe
Asia Pacific
Dimensions are in millimeters
and inches unless otherwise
specified. Values in brackets
are U.S. equivalents.
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Wire-to-Wire Splicing
MiniSeal High-Performance, Immersion-Resistant Crimp Splices
Product Selection Process
1. Determine the type of
2. Determine which crimp
3. Calculate the size of
splice required.
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barrel plating is required:
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crimp barrel required.
Using the CMA/mm
worksheet on the next
page, calculate the total
cross section to be
spliced by adding the
circular mil area (CMA)
or square millimeters
(mm
Stub splice: Add the
CMA or mm
together.
Butt splice: Calculate
each side separately
(see example on the
worksheet).
Stub (parallel) splice:
Butt (in-line) splice:
Tin plating,
recommended for tin
or silverplated wire
Nickel plating,
recommended for
nickel-plated wire, or
silver-plated wire in
applications above
150°C [302°F].
2
) of each wire.
2
of all wires
Dimensions are shown for
reference purposes only.
Specifications subject
to change.
2
4. Select the color code for
the size crimp barrel
required. Using Table B
(page 8-23), select the
crimp barrel—color-
coded red, blue, or
yellow—for the CMA or
mm
Stub splice: Select the
barrel that will accommo-
date the total cross
section.
Butt splice: Select the
smallest barrel that will
accommodate the
largest CMA/mm
required. (Refer to the
example in the work-
sheet for a more specific
description.) If the
CMA/mm
side of a butt splice is
too small for the size
barrel required to fit the
larger side, increase the
CMA/mm
doubling back one wire
(stripping the conductor
twice the length you
would ordinarily strip it
and then folding it back)
or by adding a filler wire.
Table A provides the
CMA of typical conduc-
tors. (Both CMA and mm
give the same results, so
choose either CMA or
mm
measure for selection
purposes and continue
to use it for all your
selection criteria.)
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2
you calculated.
USA: 1-800-522-6752
Canada: 1-905-470-4425
Mexico: 01-800-733-8926
C. America: 52-55-5-729-0425
as your unit of
2
2
of the smaller
—either by
2
2
5. Determine the type of
6. Select the part number.
South America: 55-11-3611-1514
Japan: 81-44-900-5102
Singapore: 65-4866-151
UK: 44-1793-528171
sealing sleeve required.
Some wire insulations will
not fit in the holes of the
sealing sleeve inserts, so
be sure to compare the
internal diameter of each
hole with the outer
diameter of the wire(s)
you intend to insert in
that hole. To create a
reliable seal, place a
maximum of two wires
in any hole of the sealing
sleeve.
Turn to the MiniSeal part
number selection tables
(Tables C and D, page
8-23 and 8-24) and find
the table for the type of
splice (stub or butt)
required.
Using the appropriate
table, find the crimp
barrel size range and
the size and number of
wires for your applica-
tion. Then select the
part number for the type
of plating required. The
color code accompany-
ing that part number
should match the color
code you arrived at in
Table B, confirming that
the part number you
have selected is correct.