FFMD-10-T-02.00-01-N-RW datasheet, PDF

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FFMD-10-T-02.00-01-N-RW: DescriptionFlat data cable/IDC data cable.050" Tiger Eye IDC Ribbon Cable Assemblies, Terminal/Socket; CategoryThe connector The connector; File Size629KB，2 Pages; ManufacturerSAMTEC; Websitehttp://www.samtec.com/; Environmental Compliance

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FFMD-10-T-02.00-01-N-RW Overview

Flat data cable/IDC data cable.050" Tiger Eye IDC Ribbon Cable Assemblies, Terminal/Socket

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Parameter Name	Attribute value
Is it lead-free?	Lead free
Is it Rohs certified?	conform to
Maker	SAMTEC
package instruction	ROHS COMPLIANT
Reach Compliance Code	compliant
Factory Lead Time	2 weeks
Other features	30 AWG, GLASS FILLED POLYESTER
Connector type	INTERCONNECTION DEVICE

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F-219

FFMD–20–T–02.00–01–N–R

(1.27 mm) .050"

EYE

™

IDC

TIGER

™

FFMD–10–S–10.00–01

FFMD SERIES

TIGER EYE FLAT IDC WIRE CABLES

Mates with:

FLE*, SFMC*,

Transfer End Option

Mates with:

FTS, FTSH,

EHF, SHF, ESHF

TYPE

STRIP

NO. PINS

PER ROW

END

OPTION

OVERALL

LENGTH

TRANSFER

OPTION

OTHER

OPTION

SPECIFICATIONS

For complete specifications

see www.samtec.com?FFMD

Insulator Material:

Black Glass Filled Polyester

Terminal:

Phosphor Bronze

Contact:

BeCu (-T)

Plating:

Sn over 50 µ" (1.27 µm) Ni

Wire:

30 AWG

Current Rating:

2.5 A per pin

(2 pins powered)

Operating Temp Range:

-40 °C to +105 °C

Voltage Rating:

215 VAC

304 VDC

RoHS Compliant:

Yes

= Assembled Length

–“XX.XX”

Assembled Length

in INCHES (± .130")

2 inches minimum

Leave blank for –S

and –D End Options.

–04, –05, –08, –10,

–13, –17, –20, –25

(Standard sizes)

= Notch Polarization

on socket (-T end only)

(Not available

with -04 position)

–N

–S

= Single End

–D

= Double End

–T

= Transfer End

RECOGNITIONS

For complete scope of

recognitions see

www.samtec.com/quality

FILE NO. E111594

Reverse

Daisy

–RW

= Wiring

–D “XX”

= Chain

(50.8 mm)

2.00

min.

–R

= Reverse

Outside

–O

= Reverse

Strain

–SR

= Relief

(Mates only with

ESHF Series)

“XX”

1/8"

Requires –DXX

No. of positions x

(1.27) .050 + (8.00) .315

–M

(101.60 mm) 4.00 min.

= Middle

Reverse

ALSO AVAILABLE

(MOQ Required)

• Other sizes

Red wire opposite

position #1.

Requires –DXX

Not available with

–O, –M, –R or –DXX

• Strain relief option

FFMD

= Terminal Strip

(3.05)

.120

No. of positions x

(1.27) .050 + (4.19) .165

*Note:

Standard FFMD callout

will not mate with FLE, SFMC.

Must use gold plated callouts.

(See drawing on web.)

When mated with a socket,

Wire 1 mates with Pin 2;

Wire 2 mates with Pin 1, etc.

Note:

This Series is

non-standard, non-returnable.

(0.41) .016 SQ

(5.08)

.200

(3.07)

.121

(1.27)

.050

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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