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333-025-544-108: DescriptionCard Edge Connector, 25 Contact(s), 1 Row(s), Female, 0.156 inch Pitch, #4-40, Green Insulator,; CategoryThe connector The connector; File Size288KB，3 Pages; ManufacturerEDAC; Environmental Compliance

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Card Edge Connector, 25 Contact(s), 1 Row(s), Female, 0.156 inch Pitch, #4-40, Green Insulator,

333-025-544-108 Parametric

Parameter Name	Attribute value
Is it Rohs certified?	conform to
Objectid	145236793822
Reach Compliance Code	compliant
ECCN code	EAR99

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333

SERIES

Card Edge Connectors 0.156” (3.96mm) Pitch

Features:

•

0.156” (3.96mm) contact spacing x 0.200” (5.08mm) row spacing

Accepts 0.062” (1.57mm) nominal thickness P.C. board

High profile insulator body, 0.600” (15.24mm)

Card slot depth of 0.388” (9.86mm)

Contact termination options include P.C. tail, wire hole, wire wrap, 90 degree and extender board bends

Single or dual row configurations

Large variety of mounting options, flush or offset lugs

Accepts between contact and in-contact polarizing keys

RoHS Compliant

Specifications:

Insulator Material

Contact Material

Contact Plating

Current Rating

Contact Resistance

Dielectric Withstanding Voltage

Insulation Resistance

Operating Temperature

Insertion Force

Withdrawal Force

UL 94V-0 Thermoplastic Polyester, Green Color

Copper Alloy

Gold Plating on mating area and Tin Plating on tails with Nickel underplating all over

3 amps

10 milliohms maximum

1800 V AC rms at sea level between adjacent contacts

5000 megaohms minimum

-40°C to +105°C

16 oz (4.45 N) maximum per contact pair when tested with .070” (1.78mm) thick gauge

1 oz (0.28 N) minimum per contact pair when tested with .054” (1.37mm) thick gauge

Example Part Number:

Series

Total Number of Contacts

Contact Code

333-044-520-204

Contact Rows and Insulator Style

Mounting Options

Series:

333

Total Number of Contacts:

006, 007, . . . . 043

012, 014, . . . . 086

Contact Rows:

Mounting Options:

Contact Rows:

Single Row

Dual Row

Description:

Single Row

Dual Row

Single Row

Dual Row

Description:

No Mounting Lug

Ø.128” (Ø3.25mm) Mounting Holes

Ø.116” (Ø2.95mm) I.D. Floating Eyelets

Ø.156” (Ø3.96mm) Mounting Holes

M3-0.5 Metric Threaded Inserts

#4-40 Unified Threaded Inserts

Ø.128” (Ø3.25mm) Side Mounting Holes

Insulator Style:

Flush Mounting Lugs

.170 (4.32) Offset Lugs

Contact Code

500

520

521

523

524

540

541

542

544

555

556

558

559

560

Tail Description

Wire Hole

P.C. Tail

Wire Wrap

EXTENDER BOARD BEND

90 DEGREE BEND

EXTENDER BOARD BEND

Tail Size

.050 x .025 (1.27 x 0.64)

.030 x .018 (0.76 x 0.46)

.025 Square (0.64 Square)

.018 Square (0.46 Square)

.025 Square (0.64 Square)

.050 x .025 (1.27 x 0.64)

(Code 500 Contacts)

(Code 520 Contacts)

(Code 541 Contacts)

(Code 523 Contacts)

Tail Length “G”

.260 (6.60)

.175 (4.45)

.150 (3.81)

.390 (9.91)

.175 (4.45)

.560 (14.22)

.750 (19.05)

.645 (16.38)

.750 (19.05)

Ordering Code Notes:

1) All connector sizes up to 43 contacts single row / 86 contacts dual row

are available upon request.

2) When the 500 contact code is ordered, Green Diallyl Phthalate

insulator material will be supplied.

3) For details of the extender board and 90 degree bends refer to next page.

4 For lugless connectors, code 01 mounting, specify contact row code 1 or 2.

5) For details of the mounting options refer to next pages.

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333

SERIES

Card Edge Connectors 0.156” (3.96mm) Pitch

NUMBER OF CONTACTS

Single

Double

Inch

1.784

2.408

3.148

3.656

4.280

5.216

6.464

6.620

7.556

"A"

45.31

61.16

79.96

92.86

108.71

132.49

164.19

168.15

191.92

Inch

1.534

2.158

2.898

3.406

4.030

4.966

6.214

6.370

7.306

"B"

38.96

54.81

73.61

86.51

102.36

126.14

157.84

161.80

185.57

Inch

1.261

1.885

2.625

3.133

3.757

4.693

5.941

6.097

7.033

"C"

32.03

47.88

66.68

79.58

95.43

119.20

150.90

154.86

178.64

Inch

1.100

1.724

2.464

2.972

3.596

4.532

5.780

5.936

6.872

"D"

27.94

43.79

62.59

75.49

91.34

115.11

146.81

150.77

174.55

Inch

0.780

1.404

2.144

2.652

3.276

4.212

5.460

5.616

6.552

"E"

19.81

35.66

54.46

67.36

83.21

106.98

138.68

142.65

166.42

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333

SERIES

Card Edge Connectors 0.156” (3.96mm) Pitch

Mounting Options:

0.12 [2.95] I.D.

Floating Eyelets

0.25 [6.35] Dia.

.144 (3.66) Dia.

Through Hole

0.010 [0.25]

Radial Float

Code x01

Code x02

Code x03

0.01 [0.13]

Vertical Float

0.33 [8.33]

0.11 [2.79]

.156 (3.96) Dia.

Through Hole

M5-0.5 Metric

Insert

#4-40 UNC

Threaded Insert

1.71 [43.48]

0.25 [6.35]

Code x04

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Code x07

Code x08

Code x78

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