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38-002-183CPHT: DescriptionInterconnection Device, ROHS COMPLIANT; CategoryThe connector The connector; File Size227KB，3 Pages; ManufacturerAries Electronics; Environmental Compliance

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Interconnection Device, ROHS COMPLIANT

38-002-183CPHT Parametric

Parameter Name	Attribute value
Is it Rohs certified?	conform to
package instruction	ROHS COMPLIANT
Reach Compliance Code	compliant
ECCN code	EAR99
Other features	NO. OF CONTACTS: 38, FEMALE-MALE, POLARIZED, POLYESTER, 94V-0
Connector type	INTERCONNECTION DEVICE
Contact completed and terminated	Matte Tin (Sn) - with Nickel (Ni) barrier
JESD-609 code	e3
Base Number Matches	1

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Series 181 Thru 183

90° Pin Staked Flex Jumpers

FEATURES:

• Aries 90° Pin Staked Flex Jumpers combine thin, flexible, solid Copper conductors

embedded between layers of tough, flexible, flame-retardant insulation.

• Consult factory for cable lengths under 2.000 [50.80].

• See Data Sheet

11005

for Flat Pin Staked Flex Jumpers

• For RoHS applications for Lead-Free Soldering use HT Cable

GENERAL SPECIFICATIONS:

• Standard cable insulation is white UL VW-1, Style 2643 flame retardant Polyester

(Mylar) adhesive.

• High temperature flame retardant cable insulation is Polyimide (Kapton) insulation

with acrylic adhesive.

• Cable conductors are solid Copper with a cross-sectional area equivalent to that

of 26 gauge AWG.

• Female housing is black UL 94V-0 Glass-filled Stanyl 4/6 Nylon.

• Female and male “crimp-on” pins are spring-tempered Copper Alloy 510.

• Female and male pin plating:

= 100μ” [2.54μm] min. Matte Tin per ASTM-B545-97 over 50μ” Min. Nickel per

ASTM-AMS-QQ-N-290

= 100μ” [2.54μm] min. 93/7 Tin/Lead per SAE-AMS-P-81728 over 50μ”

[1.27μm] min. Nickel per SAE-AMS-QQ-N-290.

• Cable current rating=3 Amps

• Cable voltage rating=300 Volts

• Cable dielectric strength=2500 Volts/mil, minimum (standard)

=4000 Volts/mil, minimum (high temp)

• Cable insulation resistance=1000 MOhms minimum (standard)

=100,000 MOhms (high temp)

•Conductor/Contact Resistance (avg.) = 20mOhms initial (max. 20mOhm increase)

based on a 2”cable @20°C.

•Operating temperature=67 to 257°F [-55 to 105°C].

• Female housing accepts leads .024-.030 [.61-.76] square,

.150 [3.81] long minimum.

MOUNTING CONSIDERATIONS:

• Suggested PCB hole size=.032+ .002 .81 + .05] dia.

No. of Conductors:

(4 – 40)

Note: Aries specializes in custom design and production. In addition to

the standard products shown on this page, special materials, platings,

sizes, and configurations can be furnished, depending on quantities.

Aries reserves the right to change product specifications without notice.

LL DIMENSIONS

INCHES

[

MILLIMETERS

]

All tolerances

+ .005 [.13] unless otherwise specified

Kapton is a registered trademark for DuPont

**Aries reserves the right to ship with

or without a polarization stripe unless

otherwise specified by customer

“A”=NO. OF CONDUCTORS X .100 [2.54]

“B”=(NO. OF CONDUCTORS -1) X .100 [2.54]

ORDERING INFORMATION

XX-XXXX-18X X X XX XX

Optional Suffix:

“HT”=High temperature cable insulation

Optional Suffix:

“TL” = Tin/Lead Plating

Optional Suffix:

“P”=Polarization stripe included

Cable Length: “L” in inches

Min. Cable Length = 2.00” (-002)

2” = -002-

2.5” = -002.5-

2.25” = -002.25-

2.125” = -002.125-

Jumper Series:

181: Male both ends

182: Male/Female (tin)

183: Female (tin) both ends

Bend Options:

“A” = Both ends bent 90°, same direction

“B” = One male end bent 90°

“C” = Both ends bent 90°, opposite direction

“D” = One female end bent 90°

XX-XXXX-182B

XX-XXXX-182BP

XX-XXXX -182BTL

XX-XXXX-182BHT

XX-XXXX-182BPTL

XX-XXXX-182BPHT

XX-XXXX-182BPTLHY

XX-XXXX-182C

XX-XXXX-182CP

XX-XXXX-182CTL

XX-XXXX-182CHT

XX-XXXX-182CPTL

XX-XXXX-182CPHT

XX-XXXX-182CPTLHT

XX-XXXX -182D

XX-XXXX-182DP

XX-XXXX-182DTL

XX-XXXX-182DHT

XX-XXXX-182DPTL

XX-XXXX-182DPHT

XX-XXXX-182DPTLHT

XX-XXXX-183A

XX-XXXX-183AP

XX-XXXX-183ATL

XX-XXXX-183AHT

XX-XXXX-183APTL

XX-XXXX-183APHT

XX-XXXX-183APTLHT

XX-XXXX-183C

XX-XXXX-183CP

XX-XXXX-183CTL

XX-XXXX-183CHT

XX-XXXX-183CPTL

XX-XXXX-183CPHT

XX-XXXX-183CPTLHT

XX-XXXX-183D

XX-XXXX-183DP

XX-XXXX-183DTL

XX-XXXX-183DHT

XX-XXXX-183DPTL

XX-XXXX-183DPHT

XX-XXXX-183DPTLHT

XX-XXXX-181A

XX-XXXX-181AP

XX-XXXX-181ATL

XX-XXXX-181AHT

XX-XXXX-181APTL

XX-XXXX-181APHT

XX-XXXX-181APTLHT

XX-XXXX-181B

XX-XXXX-181BP

XX-XXXX-181BTL

XX-XXXX-181BHT

XX-XXXX-181BPTL

XX-XXXX-181BPHT

XX-XXXX-181BPTLHT

XX-XXXX-181C

XX-XXXX-181CP

XX-XXXX-181CTL

XX-XXXX-181CHT

XX-XXXX-181CPTL

XX-XXXX-181CPHT

XX-XXXX-181CPTLHT

XX-XXXX-182A

XX-XXXX-182AP

XX-XXXX-182ATL

XX-XXXX-182AHT

XX-XXXX-182APTL

XX-XXXX-182APHT

XX-XXXX-182APTLHT

http://www.arieselec.com • info@arieselec.com

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Bristol, PA

USA

TEL:

(215) 781-9956

FAX:

(215) 781-9845

abc

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