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31073-101: DescriptionH-DAC 64⑩ Single Row Connector System; File Size2MB，2 Pages; ManufacturerMolex; Websitehttps://www.molex.com/molex/home

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H-DAC 64⑩ Single Row Connector System

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FEATURES AND SPECIFICATIONS

H-DAC 64 single row connectors offer a space-saving solution for low-circuit

count-unsealed applications

The H-DAC 64 single row product family was designed

to offer a space-saving alternative to single row

USCAR-designed connectors. The H-DAC 64 single row

connection system meets all unsealed USCAR-2 class

2 requirements while offering a 33% reduction in

package size.

This versatile product line consists of vertical and right

angle 4-circuit headers, plus male and female in-line

Features and Benefits

Circuit Sizes: 1X3, 1X4, 1X5 and 1X6 product

offering tooled in high-multiple cavitations to

support customer’s needs

Scoop-proof housing protects against accidental

bending of pins

Three polarization options available in standard

USCAR coloring scheme (black, gray and brown)

providing color differentiation giving the operator

visual aid during assembly to reduce the possibility

of mating incorrect polarizations

TPA feature provides increased final terminal

retention.

Positive lock provides audible click during mating

offering feedback to operator to ensure mated

system is secured in high-vibration systems

Optional clip slot feature aids in vehicle routing by

offering optional orientation clip attachment

SPECIFICATIONS

Reference Information

Product Specifications :

PS-31067-0001, PS-31000-0001

Packaging:

Female and Male In-line Housings – Bulk Pack

Headers – Tray Pack

Mates With:

Male and female In-line Housing:

31067, 31068, 31072 and 31073

Headers: 31101

Use With:

Tyco ‘GET’ male and female .64mm terminals

Tooling: Tyco Electronics

Designed In: Millimeters

Electrical

Voltage (max.): 500V

Current (max.): 10A

Contact Resistance: 20 milliohms max.

Dielectric Withstanding Voltage: 500VDC

Insulation Resistance: 20 megohms min.

Mechanical/Electrical

Mating Force: Less than 45N (10.1 lb)

Unmating Force: Less than 45N (10.1 lb)

Connector Retention (Primary latch): 110N (24.7 lb) min.

Contact Retention to Housing: 30N (6.7 lb) min.

Contact Insertion Force Into Housing: 30N (6.7 lb) max.

Connector Audible Feedback: 7dB over ambient

Polarization Feature Effectiveness: 100N min.

Durability (10 Cycles): 20 milliohms max.

Thermal Shock (Class 2, 100cycles): 20 milliohms max.

Vibration/Mechanical Shock (Class 2): 20 milliohms max.

Temperature/Humidity Cycling (Class 2): 20 milliohms max.

High temperature Exposure (Class 2): 20 milliohms max.

Physical

Housing: SPS+ 30% Glass Filled

Contact: Copper Alloy

Plating:

Overplating – Overall Tin

Underplating – Overall Nickel

Operating Temperature: -40 to +100°C

connectors available in 3 to 6 circuit configurations.

Each terminal is capable of supporting both low-level

signal as well as low-power applications up to 10.0A.

For additional information on H-DAC 64 single row

products visit: www.molex.com/link/hdac64single.html.

2.54mm (.100”) Pitch

H-DAC 64™ Single Row

Connector System

31067

3 Circuit In-line

Connectors

31068

4 Circuit In-line

Connectors

31072

5 Circuit In-line

Connectors

31073

6 Circuit In-line

Connectors

31101

4 Circuit Vertical

Header

31100

4 Circuit Right Angle

Header

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