1320-52-D1-30-010 datasheet, PDF

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1320-52-D1-30-010: DescriptionCard Edge Connector; CategoryThe connector The connector; File Size139KB，2 Pages; ManufacturerECS; Websitehttp://www.ecsxtal.com/

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Card Edge Connector

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Parameter Name	Attribute value
Objectid	1339883897
Reach Compliance Code	unknown
body width	0.33 inch
subject depth	0.431 inch
body length	2.875 inch
Connector type	CARD EDGE CONNECTOR
Contact completed and terminated	Tin (Sn)
contact mode	RECTANGULAR
Contact resistance	10 mΩ
Contact style	COMPRESSION
Dielectric withstand voltage	1000VAC V
Filter function	NO
maximum insertion force	4.448 N
Insulation resistance	5000000000 Ω
insulator material	POLYBUTYLENE TEREPHTHALATE
JESD-609 code	e3
Plug contact pitch	0.1 inch
Mixed contacts	NO
Installation option 1	#4-40
Installation option 2	THREADED
Installation method	STRAIGHT
Installation type	BOARD
Number of connectors	ONE
PCB row number	2
Options	GENERAL PURPOSE
PCB contact pattern	RECTANGULAR
PCB contact row spacing	5.08 mm
Plating thickness	30u inch
Rated current (signal)	3 A
Guideline	UL
Terminal length	0.137 inch
Terminal pitch	2.54 mm
Termination type	SOLDER
Total number of contacts	40
UL Flammability Code	94V-0
Evacuation force-minimum value	0.27 N

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1300 Series Low Profile Card Edge Connector

.100[2.54] Contact Centers

Specifications

Insulator Material: Glass filled polyester, type PBT,

94 V-O, UL Rated.

Contact Material: Phosphor Bronze Alloy

Contact Plating: Gold and/or Tin over .000050” Nickel,

(See Contact Plating Options).

Current Rating:

3 amp at 30°C

Contact Resistance: Contact to Daughter Card:

10 m

Insulation Resistance: 5000 M

Dielectric Withstand Voltage: 1000 V AC

Daughter Board Insertion Force:

16 oz max. per contact pair

when tested with a .071” thick gage.

Daughter Board Withdrawal Force:

1 oz min. per contact pair

when tested with a .054” thick gage.

CONTACTS

4/8

5/10

6/12

7/14

8/16

10/20

12/24

13/26

15/30

18/36

19/38

20/40

22/44

23/46

25/50

26/52

28/56

30/60

31/62

35/70

36/72

40/80

43/86

44/88

49/98

50/100

60/120

Recognized under the recognized component

Program of Underwriters Laboratories, Inc.

File Numbers: E146967 and E176234

.300 [7.62]

.400 [10.16]

.500 [12.70]

.600 [15.24]

.700 [17.78]

.900 [22.86]

1.100 [27.94]

1.200 [30.48]

1.400 [35.56]

1.700 [43.18]

1.800 [45.72]

1.900 [48.26]

2.100 [53.34]

2.200 [55.88]

2.400 [60.96]

2.500 [63.50]

2.700 [68.58]

2.900 [73.66]

3.000 [76.20]

3.400 [86.36]

3.500 [88.90]

3.900 [99.06]

4.200 [106.68]

4.300 [109.22]

4.800 [121.92]

4.900 [124.46]

5.900 [149.86]

.500 [12.70]

.600 [15.24]

.700 [17.78]

.800 [20.32]

.900 [22.86]

1.100 [27.94]

1.300 [33.02]

1.400 [35.56]

1.600 [40.64]

1.900 [48.26]

2.000 [50.80]

2.100 [53.34]

2.300 [58.42]

2.400 [60.96]

2.600 [66.04]

2.700 [68.58]

2.900 [73.66]

3.100 [78.74]

3.200 [81.28]

3.600 [91.44]

3.700 [93.98]

4.100 [104.14]

4.400 [111.76]

4.500 [114.30]

5.000 [127.00]

5.100 [129.54]

6.100 [154.94]

.675 [17.15]

.775 [19.69]

.875 [22.23]

.975 [24.77]

1.075 [27.31]

1.275 [32.39]

1.475 [37.47]

1.575 [40.01]

1.775 [45.09]

2.075 [52.71]

2.175 [55.25]

2.275 [57.79]

2.475 [62.87]

2.575 [65.41]

2.775 [70.49]

2.875 [73.03]

3.075 [78.11]

3.275 [83.19]

3.375 [85.73]

3.775 [95.89]

3.875 [98.43]

4.275 [108.59]

4.575 [116.21]

4.675 [118.75]

5.175 [131.45]

5.275 [133.99]

6.275 [159.39]

.975 [24.77]

1.075 [27.31]

1.175 [29.85]

1.275 [32.39]

1.375 [34.93]

1.575 [40.01]

1.775 [45.09]

1.875 [47.63]

2.075 [52.71]

2.375 [60.33]

2.475 [62.87]

2.575 [65.41]

2.775 [70.49]

2.875 [73.03]

3.075 [78.11]

3.175 [80.65]

3.375 [85.73]

3.575 [90.81]

3.675 [93.35]

4.075 [103.51]

4.175 [106.05]

4.575 [116.21]

4.875 [123.83]

4.975 [126.37]

5.475 [139.07]

5.575 [141.61]

6.575 [167.01]

1.275 [32.39]

1.375 [34.93]

1.475 [37.47]

1.575 [40.01]

1.675 [42.55]

1.875 [47.63]

2.075 [52.71]

2.175 [55.25]

2.375 [60.33]

2.675 [67.95]

2.775 [70.49]

2.875 [73.03]

3.075 [78.11]

3.175 [80.65]

3.375 [85.73]

3.475 [88.27]

3.675 [93.35]

3.875 [98.43]

3.975 [100.97]

4.375 [111.13]

4.475 [113.67]

4.875 [123.83]

5.175 [131.45]

5.275 [133.99]

5.775 [146.69]

5.875 [149.23]

6.875 [174.63]

.330 [8.38]

.400 [10.16]

Dimensions are in inch [mm]

POLARIZING KEYS

P/N 13-PK2

.230 [5.84]

KEY IN BETWEEN CONTACTS

(ORDER SEPARATELY)

KEY REPLACES ONE PAIR OF CONTACTS

(ORDER SEPARATELY)

.032 [.81]

.200 [5.08]

.175 [4.44]

.280 [7.11]

.051 [1.30]

.103 [2.62]

CONSULT FACTORY FOR MOLDED IN KEY

5.05 [12.83]

P/N 13-PK1

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