YTW-30-11-G-Q-180-080 datasheet, PDF

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YTW-30-11-G-Q-180-080: DescriptionBoard-to-Board and Mezzanine Connectors; CategoryThe connector Surface plate and sandwich connector; File Size1MB，2 Pages; ManufacturerSAMTEC; Websitehttp://www.samtec.com/; Environmental Compliance

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Board-to-Board and Mezzanine Connectors

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Maker	SAMTEC
Product Category	Board-to-Board and Mezzanine Connectors
Shipping restrictions	Mouser does not currently sell this product.
series	YTW
Encapsulation	Tube
Factory packaging quantity	9

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F-219 SUPPLEMENT

YTW–26–02–T–5–250–050

YTW–20–03–G–Q–400–085

(2.00 mm) .0787"

YTW–12–10–S–6–300–215

YTW SERIES

HIGH-DENSITY BOARD STACKER

SPECIFICATIONS

For complete specifications

see www.samtec.com?YTW

Insulator Material:

Black Liquid Crystal Polymer

Terminal Material:

Phosphor Bronze

Operating Temp Range:

-55 °C to +105 °C with Tin;

-55 °C to +125 °C with Gold

Plating:

Sn or Au over

50 µ" (1.27 µm) Ni

RoHS Compliant:

Yes

Lead–Free Solderable:

Wave only

Mates with:

YTQ, YTS, YTE

OTHER

SOLUTIONS

RECOGNITIONS

For complete scope of

recognitions see

www.samtec.com/quality

FILE NO. E111594

Paste In Hole (PIH) processing.

Contact Samtec ASP Group.

(2.00 mm)

.0787" pitch

Choice of 4, 5 or 6 row

YTW

NO. PINS

PER ROW

LEAD

STYLE

Specify

LEAD

STYLE

from

chart

below.

PLATING

OPTION

ROW

OPTION

STACKER

HEIGHT

TAIL

SPEC

02 thru 50

= 20 µ" (0.51 µm)

Gold contact area,

Gold flash on tail

–G

–S

= Four

Row

–Q

–5

–6

–“XXX”

= Stacker

Height

In inches

(0.13 mm)

.005"

increments

Note:

This Series is non-standard,

non-returnable.

= 30 µ" (0.76 µm)

Gold contact area,

Tin on tail

(Style –01 &

–02 not available)

300

= Five

Row

= Six

Row

Example: –250

= (6.35 mm)

.250"

Other Solutions

2 mm Shunt

See 2SN Series.

No. of

rows

(2.00)

.0787

= 10 µ" (0.25 µm)

Gold contact area,

Tin on tail

–L

–T

LEAD

STYLE

OAL

(8.20) .323

(9.60) .377

(13.60) .535

(14.10) .555

(15.10) .594

(17.10) .673

(19.10) .751

(11.60) .456

(15.60) .614

(10.08) .397

Low Profile

See YTT &

TMM Series.

= Tin

295

Right-angle

Four Row

See TMM Series.

(2.00)

.0787

TYP

POST

No. of positions x (2.00) .0787

(0.51) .020 SQ

(1.27)

.050 MIN

STACKER

HEIGHT

See

OAL

Chart

Shrouded

Four Row

Vertical &

Right-angle

See TMMS Series.

(2.00)

.0787

–01

–02

–03

–04

–05

–06

–07

–09

–10

–11

= Tail Length

In inches

(0.13 mm) .005"

increments

Example: -150

= (3.81 mm) .150"

–“XXX”

= Polarized Position

–“XXX”

ROW OPTION

STACKER HEIGHT

(3.05) .120 MIN

(4.06) .160 MIN

TAIL

(0.00) .000 MIN

–Q

–5 & –6

(2.00) .0787

Due to technical progress, all designs, specifications and components are subject to change without notice.

All parts within this catalog are built to Samtec’s specifications.

Customer specific requirements must be approved by Samtec and identified in a Samtec customer-specific drawing to apply.

WWW.SAMTEC.COM

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