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DF37N-74DS-0.4V: Description0.4 mm Pitch, 0.98 mm Mated Height, Board-to-Board / Board-to-FPC Connectors; File Size785KB，10 Pages; ManufacturerHirose; Websitehttp://www.hirose-connectors.com/

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0.4 mm Pitch, 0.98 mm Mated Height, Board-to-Board / Board-to-FPC Connectors

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0.4 mm Pitch, 0.98 mm Mated Height, Board-to-Board / Board-to-FPC Connectors

DF37 Series

sFurther

reduction of the board space.

qComparison

of board mounting space

30 positions, 0.4 mm pitch, 0.98 mm height

DF37

8.22mm

sFeatures

1. Reduced size and board-occupied area

With the mated height of 0.98 mm, width of 2.98mm and

length of 8.22 mm (30 positions) the connectors are one of

the smallest in its class.

Sufficiently large flat areas allow pick-up with vacuum

nozzles of automatic placement equipment.

Header

2.98mm

Lock

Contact areas

2. Reliable electrical and mechanical connection

Despite its small mated height, unique contact configuration,

with a 2-point contacts and effective mating length of

0.25mm, assures highly reliable connection while confirming

a complete mating with a definite tactile feel.

Receptacle

3. Self alignment

Recognizing the difficulties of mating extremely small

connectors in limited spaces, the connectors will self-align

within 0.3mm.

qSplatter

protection

4. Physical shock and vibration protection

2-point contact assures electrical connection in a shock or

vibration applications.

5. Solder wicking prevention

Nickel barriers (receptacles) and unique forming of the contacts

(headers) prevent un-intentional solder wicking.

Contact areas are not exposed to the outside

penetration of the flux or other physical particles.

6. Contamination protection

Insulator walls protect the contact areas against flux splatter or

other physical particles contamination.

7. RoHS compliant

All components and materials comply with the requirements of

EU Directive 2002/95/EC.

sApplications

Mobile phones, digital cameras, digital camcorders and

other thin portable devices requiring high reliability board-to-

board/ board-to-FPC connections.

111

0.98

4.56mm

DF30

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