83527-R-4A-N-10P10-P-150-P-S datasheet, PDF

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83527-R-4A-N-10P10-P-150-P-S: DescriptionRack and Panel Connector,; CategoryThe connector The connector; File Size1MB，3 Pages; ManufacturerSabritec

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Parameter Name	Attribute value
Maker	Sabritec
Reach Compliance Code	unknown
ECCN code	EAR99
Connector type	RACK AND PANEL CONNECTOR

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MIL-DTL-83527 Series Connectors

Part Number Assignment and Backshells

Sabritec’s MIL-DTL-83527 Rack and Panel style connectors meet or exceed the

applicable requirements of the military specification and come in a wide variety of insert

arrangements and shell sizes. Contact patterns include mixed Signal, Power, Coax,

Triax, Fiber Optic (ARINC 801 and Expanded Beam Contacts) Twinax and Quadrax

contacts for standard or custom insert arrangements. They can also incorporate EMI

filtering and transient EMP protection to help maintain signal integrity.

Sabritec’s Twinax and Quadrax contacts offer balanced and matched impedance

performance for a wide variety of transmission systems and cable characteristics. Our

contacts are designed to ensure optimum signal integrity even at the highest data rates.

Contacts are offered with crimp or solder termination with anti-rotational keyed insert assemblies for High-Speed Fibre

Channel or Ethernet type applications. These connectors are designed for extreme environmental concerns including

shock, vibration and humidity.

Features:

• Isolated cavities available for tempest applications

• EMI/RFI environmentally sealed backshells

• Single or Multiport exit termination points with standard MIL-DTL-38999 backshells.

Backshells

Sabritec’s rugged EMI/RFI environmental backshells for MIL-DTL-83527 and ARINC 600 connectors

offer many innovative features including accessory threads, optional cable entry locations as well as

single or multi-cavity ports.

Features:

• EMI/RFI Environmentally sealed backshells

• Moisture, splash and dust proof

• Resilient gasket sealing from the rear of the connector shell to the backshell junction

MIL-DTL-83527 Connector Description Code

83527 - P - 2A - N - 150 - P - T6 - R - C

PREFIX:

SHELL STYLE:

P - Plug

R - Receptacle

SHELL SIZE:

2A, 3A, 4A

PLATING:

C - Cadmium (Yellow Chromate)

N - Electroless Nickel

CONTACT TERMINATION:

S - Solder Cup

P - PC Tail

C - Crimp

INSERT ARRANGEMENTS:

Cavity A, B, C, D, E, F

CONTACT TYPE:

P - Pin

S - Socket

Sample Backshells

Pg. 64

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