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Individual male plug straight (vertical) Power contact, throughboard for PCB with 3.5mm termination. Up to 20A per Power contact nominal.
Specified as 331 in a Datamate Mix-Tek connector part number.
Gold finish on contact area and termination.
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Product Characteristics
Connector Orientation
Straight
Country of Origin
GB
Number of Power/Coax Contacts
1
Operating Temperature
-55°C to +125°C
RoHS Status
RoHS Compliant (2015/863/EU) with Exemption 6c
Current Rating
20A max per contact
Soldering Data
Max Solder Temperature: 260°C for 10 seconds
Materials
Finish / Plating on Contact Surface
Gold
Base Material of Contact
Beryllium Copper
Packaging Style
Bulk/Loose
Finish / Plating on Termination
Gold
Dimensions
Contact Pitch
4.00mm (0.157")
Weight
0.242g
Dimensions
8.90 x 3.00 square
PC Tail Length
3.50mm
Height of Connector above PCB
5.40mm
Downloads
Technical Documentation
Technical Drawing / Datasheet - M80-331-332.pdf
C005XX Component Specification - Datamate M80 and M83 Series (2.00mm + 4.00mm pitch High-Reliability)
Plating thickness on Datamate power and coax contacts
Product Information
Product Training Module - Overview Guide to the Datamate range + 2 & 4mm pitch High-Reliability
Product Datasheet - Datamate Mix-Tek range (HRi)
Test Reports
Test Report HT020 - Datamate Mix-Tek Special Contacts - Environmental + Mechanical and Electrical
Test Report HT035 - Datamate Mix-Tek Power Connectors - Mechanical and Electrical
Test Report HT078 - Datamate Mix-Tek 20A Power testing
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