TCSD-17-D-17.98-01-P01 datasheet, PDF

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TCSD-17-D-17.98-01-P01: DescriptionInterconnection Device, ROHS COMPLIANT; CategoryThe connector The connector; File Size1MB，1 Pages; ManufacturerSAMTEC; Websitehttp://www.samtec.com/; Environmental Compliance

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Interconnection Device, ROHS COMPLIANT

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Parameter Name	Attribute value
Is it lead-free?	Lead free
Is it Rohs certified?	conform to
Maker	SAMTEC
package instruction	ROHS COMPLIANT
Reach Compliance Code	compliant
Factory Lead Time	2 weeks
Connector type	INTERCONNECTION DEVICE
Contact completed and terminated	Tin (Sn) - with Nickel (Ni) barrier
JESD-609 code	e3

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F-212

™

(2,00mm) .0787"

•••••••••••••••••••

TCSD

TMM

.26" (6,6mm)

TCSD–08–D–02.00–01–N–R

TCSD SERIES

TIGER EYE IDC SOCKET CABLE

Mates with:

TMM, TMMH, STMM,

MMT, TW, MTMM, EHT,

ETMM (-SR), ZSTMM

™

TYPE

STRIP

NO. PINS

PER ROW

END

OPTION

LENGTH

PLATING

OPTION

OTHER

OPTION

SPECIFICATIONS

For complete speciﬁcations

see www.samtec.com?TCSD

Insulator Material:

Black Glass Filled

Polyester

Contact:

BeCu

Plating:

Au or Sn over 50µ" (1,27µm) Ni

Wire:

28 AWG 7/36 Stranded,

Tinned, Copper with

Gray PVC Insulator

Current Rating:

Operating Temp Range:

-40°C to +105°C

Lead Size Accepted:

(0,48mm) .019" to

(0,53mm) .021"

Contact Resistance:

15 mΩ maximum

delta from initial

Insertion Depth:

(2,87mm) .113" to

(3,17mm) .125"

Insertion Force:

(Single contact only)

2 oz. (0,56N) average

Withdrawal Force:

(Single contact only)

1.4 oz (0,39N) average

RoHS Compliant:

Yes

–05, –08,

–10, –12, –13,

–15, –17, –20,

–22, –25

(Call for other sizes)

–“XX.XX”

= Assembled Length

Assembled Length

in INCHES (±

2 inches minimum

–N

= Notch Polarization

–F

= Gold ﬂash on contact

Leave blank for standard plating:

30µ"(0,76µm) Gold on contact area

–S

= Single End

–D

= Double End

–P “XX”

= Position Polarization

–SR

= Strain Relief

No. of positions x

(2,00) .0787 + (7,874) .3100

TCSD

= Socket Strip

(1,02)

.040

(3,17)

.125

Not available with –O, –M,

–R, –DXX or –BXX

Specify “XX” as position

number. Same position

will be polarized on

both ends.

–D “XX”

= Daisy Chain

min.

–B “XX”

= Breakout

Specify “XX” as number of

conductors to be broken out.

“XX”

1/8"

Double

Row

Connectors

Outer

Most

(End of

assembly)

ALSO AVAILABLE

(4,00)

.158

No. of positions x (2,00) .0787 + (4,00) .157

(1,00) .039

4" minimum

(5,08)

.200

“XX”

–R

= Reversed

Cost effective IDC socket.

See www.samtec.com?TLSD

(2,00)

.0787

(2,00)

.0787

5"max.

2"min.

Breakout starts with Number 1

lead indicated by brown wire or

red stripe. Shown on top side.

POLARIZING KEY

Specify PK-01-07 for

polarizing key (Available

in wheels of six each).

Also polarizes SMM

Series socket strips.

Note:

Other Gold plating

options available.

Contact Samtec.

Note:

TCSD Series

assemblies are non-

standard, non-returnable.

EJECTOR HEADERS &

LOCKING CLIPS

See TMM Series.

–RW

= Reverse Wiring

• Ejector headers

• Locking clips

• Strain relief option

–M

= Middle Reverse

Requires –DXX

–O

= Outside Reverse

See EHT Series.

Blue or black wire

opposite position #1.

Requires –DXX

WWW.SAMTEC.COM

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