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627-037-321-048: DescriptionD Type Connector, 37 Contact(s), Male, 0.109 inch Pitch, Solder Terminal, #4-40, Receptacle; CategoryThe connector The connector; File Size40KB，1 Pages; ManufacturerEDAC

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D Type Connector, 37 Contact(s), Male, 0.109 inch Pitch, Solder Terminal, #4-40, Receptacle

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Parameter Name	Attribute value
Maker	EDAC
Reach Compliance Code	compliant
ECCN code	EAR99
Other features	STAMPED CNTS, FIXED STANDOFFS
body width	0.494 inch
subject depth	0.276 inch
body length	2.73 inch
Body/casing type	RECEPTACLE
Contact to complete cooperation	AU ON NI
Contact completed and terminated	TIN/LEAD
Contact point gender	MALE
Contact material	BRASS
contact mode	STAGGERED
Contact resistance	10 mΩ
Contact style	RND PIN-SKT
Dielectric withstand voltage	1000VAC V
maximum insertion force	2.78 N
Insulation resistance	5000000000 Ω
Insulator color	BLACK
insulator material	THERMOPLASTIC
Manufacturer's serial number	627
Plug contact pitch	0.109 inch
Match contact row spacing	0.112 inch
Installation option 1	#4-40
Installation option 2	THREADED
Installation method	STRAIGHT
Installation type	BOARD
PCB row number	2
Number of rows loaded	2
Maximum operating temperature	125 °C
Minimum operating temperature	-55 °C
PCB contact pattern	STAGGERED
PCB contact row spacing	2.8448 mm
Plating thickness	15u inch
Rated current (signal)	5 A
Guideline	UL
reliability	COMMERCIAL
Shell surface	NICKEL
Shell material	STEEL
Terminal length	0.165 inch
Terminal pitch	2.7686 mm
Termination type	SOLDER
Total number of contacts	37
Evacuation force-minimum value	.278 N
Base Number Matches	1

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SERIES 627 / 628 STANDARD BODY

D-SUBMINIATURES VERTICAL MOUNT

The Edac Series 627 (Plug) and 628 (Receptacle) D-

Subminiature connectors are used when the connector is to

be mounted vertically to the PC board instead of at a right

angle to it. This industry-standard series is available in ei-

ther low or high profile D-shell sizes of 9, 15, 25, 37 and 50

contacts, and can be ordered with optional ferrite filtering.

They will mate with all other industry-standard D-Sub con-

nectors that are based on EIA RS232, EIA RS449, and

MIL-C-24308 standards. All connectors feature a metal

shell for EMI/RFI shielding and have two prong board locks

for strong vertical retention to the printed circuit board. In-

dents on the plug shell provide grounding and additional

mating retention. Threaded inserts and standoffs are also

available.

SPECIFICATIONS

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Contact Separation Force: 1 to 10 oz. per position

Ferrite Attenuation: 20dB MIN@30Mhz, 30dB MIN@50MHz

Contact Material: plug brass; receptacle phosphor bronze

Contact Plating: Gold over nickel for the mating area

Shell Material: Nickel-plated steel

Operating Temperature: -55° to +125°

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Current Rating: 5 amperes

Contact Resistance: 10 milliohms maximum

Dielectric Withstanding Voltage: 1000 V AC rms @0asl

Insulation Resistance: 5000 megohms minimum

This series is available worldwide through our

global distribution network. Factory standard

package is 25 pieces per carton.

ORDERING CODE

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SAMPLE PART NUMBER:

627-025-220-047

627 = Series Number :

Plug with vertical mount. For Receptacle use series 628.

025 = Number of Contacts :

025 = 25 pins. Available in 9, 15, 25 or 37 pins (stamped contacts) or with 50

pins (machined contacts)

2 = Contact Plating Code :

2 = gold flash (euro class 3). Other standard plating options include 3 for 15u

gold plate (euro class 2), and 6 for 30u gold plate (euro class 1).

20 = Contact Style :

20 = 0.125 (3.18mm) PCB tail. Other styles : 21 = 0.165 (4.18mm) PCB tail; 22 = sol-

der cup termination; 28 = ferrite filtered

0 = Modification Code :

0 = standard part. A code of 9 indicates that this is a custom product. Edac can

custom manufacture D-Subs to meet any design criteria. This includes unique contact plating, special con-

tact lengths, board mount options, or panel mount hardware, as well as extended body options and alternate

plastics or metals. This family is also available with extended plastic bodies - see 627 Extended Body series.

4 = Body Style :

4 = metal covered 7mm (0.276") low profile body

;

5 = metal covered 12 mm (0.472") high

profile body; 6 = metal covered 7mm low profile body with machined contacts.

7 = Panel Mounting Options :

7= 4-40 UNC threaded standoff with board locks; 1 = 0.125 (3.18mm) di-

ameter through-hole; 2 = 4

-40 UNC threaded insert; 3 = 4

-40 UNC threaded standoff; 6 = 4

-40 UNC

threaded insert with board locks; 8 = 4-40 UNC threaded fixed standoffs

•

www.edac.net

Sheet D-627S

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