KA41/127BEMH221TH datasheet, PDF

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KA41/127BEMH221TH: DescriptionBoard Connector, 41 Contact(s), 2 Row(s), Male, Crimp Terminal, Receptacle,; CategoryThe connector The connector; File Size4MB，19 Pages; ManufacturerHypertronics Corporation

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Board Connector, 41 Contact(s), 2 Row(s), Male, Crimp Terminal, Receptacle,

KA41/127BEMH221TH Parametric

Parameter Name	Attribute value
Maker	Hypertronics Corporation
Reach Compliance Code	unknown
Other features	STANDARD: MIL-DTL-55302
Body/casing type	RECEPTACLE
Connector type	BOARD CONNECTOR
Contact to complete cooperation	GOLD (50) OVER NICKEL
Contact completed and terminated	GOLD (50) OVER NICKEL
Contact point gender	MALE
DIN compliance	NO
Filter function	NO
IEC compliance	NO
JESD-609 code	e4
MIL compliance	YES
Plug information	MULTIPLE MATING PARTS AVAILABLE
Mixed contacts	NO
Installation type	CABLE
Number of rows loaded	2
Options	GENERAL PURPOSE
Termination type	CRIMP
Total number of contacts	41

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KA Series 2 & 3 Row

MIL-DTL-55302 QPL'D

2 and 3 Row Printed Circuit

Board Connectors

17, 29, 33, 41, 53, 62, 65, 72, 80.1, 84, 96, 98, 120,

126, 160 and 160.4 Contacts

• 2 and 3 row printed circuit board connectors

• Provide applications flexibility not available with other

MIL-DTL-55302 connectors

• Over 2,500 models can be constructed with

available components

• 0.100 [2.54] on center (adjacent rows offset by

0.050 [1.27] to allow straight printed circuit traces)

• Straight dip, right angle solder, crimp, solder cup

and Wire Wrap

terminations

• 0.024 [0.60] diameter pins/sockets rated at

4 Amps

• Average insertion/extraction force of 1 ounce

per contact

• Contacts removable from wiring side (front release,

rear removable)

• Front release, front removable option available on

receptacle with 160 contacts

• Alignment and keying provided by the end guides –

36 combinations (user changeable)

• Male or female contacts and guides available in either

plug or receptacle

Number of

Contacts

± 0.020 [0.50]

1.508

[38.30]

1.200

[30.48]

2.106

[53.50]

1.801

[45.75]

2.307

[58.60]

2.000

[50.80]

2.709

[68.80]

2.401

[60.98]

3.307

[84.00]

3.000

[76.20]

3.909

[99.30]

3.600

[91.44]

General Specifications

Number Contacts

Contact Diameter

Current Rating

Contact Resistance

Extraction Force

Contact Life Cycles

Breakdown Voltage

Between Contacts

Dielectric

Withstanding Voltage

Insulation Resistance

Temperature Rating

Insulator

Contact

Material

Plating

Guide Hardware

Material

Plating

Plating Reference

Male Pins

Female Socket

17, 29, 33, 41, 53, 62, 65, 72, 80.1, 84, 96, 98, 120, 126, 160, 160.4

0.024 [0.60]

4 Amps at 30° C rise

< 5 milliohms

0.30 – 2.00 oz. per contact

100,000

> 1600V RMS

1200V RMS

> 10

Megohms at 500 VDC

-55° C to 125° C

Diallyl-phthalate

Beryllium copper wires and brass body

Gold over nickel

Brass / Stainless steel

Nickel / Passivated

T = 10µin gold (min) over nickel

TH = 50µin gold (min) over nickel

TAH = 50µin gold (min) over nickel on mating surface,

5µin gold over nickel on termination

Connector Dimension

17 to 65 Contacts

Plug

Receptacle

NOTES:

1) Mated length 0.622 [15.80] unless otherwise specified.

2) Tolerance ± 0.02 [0.50].

3) Wire Wrap is a trademark of Gardner Denver.

Dimensions are in inches [mm]

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