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507-142-NF15H: DescriptionMicro-D Backshells Dual Entry EMI, One Piece 507-142; File Size91KB，1 Pages; ManufacturerGlenair; Websitehttp://www.glenair.com/

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Micro-D Backshells Dual Entry EMI, One Piece 507-142

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Micro-D Backshells

Dual Entry EMI, One Piece 507-142

Dual Cable Entry

EMI backshell

allows attachment of two separate

wire bundles to the same Micro-D

connector. This backshell accepts both

standard and micro shield termination

straps.

MATERIALS

Shell

Clips

Hardware

Aluminum Alloy 6061 -T6

17-7PH Stainless Steel

300 Series Stainless Steel

HOW TO ORDER 507-142 DUAL ENTRY BACKSHELLS

Series

507-142

Shell Finish

–

Chem Film

–

Cadmium, Yellow Chromate

–

Electroless Nickel

–

Cadmium, Olive Drab

–

Gold

Connector Size

51-2

100

Hardware Option

–

Fillister Head

Jackscrew

EMI Band Strap Option

Omit

(Leave Blank)

Band Not Included

– Standard Band (2 supplied)

.250" Wide

.125" Wide

–

Hex Head Jackscrew

–

Extended Jackscrew

–

Jackpost, Female

– Micro Band (2 supplied)

Sample Part Number

507-142

– M

CODE B

FILLISTER HEAD

JACKSCREW

.44 (11.1)

.175 (4.4)

CODE H

HEX HEAD

JACKSCREW

CONNECTOR ORDERED

SEPARATELY

CODE F

FEMALE

JACKPOST

#2-56 UNC THDS. 9-69 PIN

#4-40 UNC THDS. 100 PIN

CODE E

EXTENDED

JACKSCREW

A Max.

Size

51-2

100

B Max.

In.

.370

.410

.370

.410

.460

In.

.865

.965

1.115

1.265

1.215

1.615

2.015

1.515

1.800

D Max.

mm.

21.97

24.51

28.32

32.13

30.86

41.02

51.18

38.48

45.72

E Max.

In.

.740

.850

.980

1.130

1.080

1.510

1.880

1.380

1.470

In.

.125

.188

.250

.344

.312

.281

.312

.500

mm.

3.18

4.78

6.35

8.74

7.92

7.13

7.93

12.70

H Max.

mm.

7.13

8.74

10.31

12.70

11.91

17.48

In.

1.150

1.250

1.400

1.550

1.500

1.910

2.310

1.810

2.235

mm.

29.21

31.75

35.56

39.37

38.10

48.51

58.67

45.97

56.77

mm.

9.40

10.41

9.40

10.41

11.68

In.

1.030

1.090

1.150

1.190

2.130

1.280

mm.

26.16

27.69

29.21

30.23

54.10

32.51

mm.

18.80

21.59

24.89

28.70

27.43

38.35

47.75

35.05

37.34

In.

.281

.344

.406

.500

.469

.688

In.

.590

.650

.710

.750

.780

.840

mm.

14.99

16.51

18.03

19.05

19.81

21.34

CAGE Code 06324/0CA77

Printed in U.S.A.

GLENAIR, INC. • 1211 AIR WAY • GLENDALE, CA 91201-2497 • 818-247-6000 • FAX 818-500-9912

www.glenair.com

L-16

E-Mail: sales@glenair.com

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