178-3-042-0-F-XT0-0658 datasheet, PDF

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178-3-042-0-F-XT0-0658: DescriptionBoard Connector, 42 Contact(s), 2 Row(s), Male, Straight, 0.05 inch Pitch, Surface Mount Terminal; CategoryThe connector The connector; File Size999KB，1 Pages; ManufacturerMPE-Garry GmbH

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Board Connector, 42 Contact(s), 2 Row(s), Male, Straight, 0.05 inch Pitch, Surface Mount Terminal

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Parameter Name	Attribute value
Objectid	309768587
Reach Compliance Code	compliant
ECCN code	EAR99
body width	0.134 inch
subject depth	0.141 inch
body length	1.05 inch
Connector type	BOARD CONNECTOR
Contact to complete cooperation	AU
Contact point gender	MALE
Contact material	COPPER ALLOY
contact mode	RECTANGULAR
Contact style	SQ PIN-SKT
Dielectric withstand voltage	424VAC V
insulator material	THERMOPLASTIC
Manufacturer's serial number	178
Plug contact pitch	0.05 inch
Match contact row spacing	0.05 inch
Installation method	STRAIGHT
Installation type	BOARD
Number of connectors	ONE
PCB row number	2
Number of rows loaded	2
Maximum operating temperature	105 °C
Minimum operating temperature	-40 °C
PCB contact pattern	RECTANGULAR
PCB contact row spacing	3.0988 mm
Rated current (signal)	1 A
Guideline	UL
reliability	COMMERCIAL
Terminal pitch	1.27 mm
Termination type	SURFACE MOUNT
Total number of contacts	42

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Pin Header SMD 1,27 mm

Rated current

1,0 A

Rated voltage

100 V

RMS

/ V

Withstand voltage

300 V

RMS

for one minute

Material contact

Copper alloy

Material insulator

High temp. thermoplast UL94V-0

Operating temperature -40°C to +105°C

Max. processing temper. 260°C for 10 seconds

All dimensions in mm.

Series

178

pitch

termination

contact

size

1,27

Product

group

Variation

Layout A

PIN 1

0,40

2,10

PCB Layout

050 / 100

max.

pincount

☐

0,40

0,76

3,00

1,27

(n-1) x 1,27

n x 1,27

1,27

(n-1) x 1,27

Layout B

n x 1,27

(n-1) x 1,27

1,27

2,10

(n-1) x 1,27

1,27

3,00

PIN 1

0,40

0,76

n/2 x 1,27

(n/2-1) x 1,27

2,40

3,40

(n/2-1) x 1,27

1,27

0,76

4,70

8,70

4,50

4,68

5,20

5,68

6,58

** Positioning peg

0 = Without peg

1 = With peg

Packaging:

R = Reel

T = Tube

Cap:

0 = Without

1 = With

No. of contacts *

(003,... - 100)

Variation (1,2,3)

3,00

6,00

3,00

3,20

3,00

Positioning peg**(0,1)

5,50

6,50

5,50

Plating contact (T,F,S)

1,70

2,70

1,50

1,68

2,00

2,68

3,58

available in variation

1,27

0,40

1,27

(n/2-2) x 1,27

see figure left

A (1/100 mm)

* No. of contacts:

Variation 1 = 003 - 050

Variation 2 = 003 - 050

Variation 3 = 006 - 100

Plating:

T = Sn

F = Au

S = Selective Au

Packaging (R,T)

Cap (0,1)

(optional only for variation 3)

e.g. 1000 = 10,00 mm

www.mpe-connector.de

Order code:

178-?-???-?-?-X??-????

187 185 349

4-5

4-7

4-8

3-14

Mating series

see page

C+1,00

MPE-Garry GmbH • Schäfflerstraße 13 • 87629 Füssen • Germany • Phone: +49 (0) 83 62 / 91 56-0 • Fax: +49 (0) 83 62 / 91 56-500 • Email: vk@mpe-connector.de • www.mpe-connector.de

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