IEC 61076-4-110 : 1.0

IEC 61076-4-110 : 1.0

CONNECTORS FOR ELECTRONIC EQUIPMENT - PART 4-110: PRINTED BOARD CONNECTORS WITH ASSESSED QUALITY - DETAIL SPECIFICATION FOR LATCHED CABLE CONNECTOR SYSTEM HAVING A BASIC GRID OF 2,0 MM INCLUDING FULL SHIELDING AND LATCHING FUNCTION

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Table of Contents

FOREWORD
1 General data
   1.1 Recommended method of mounting
        1.1.1 Number of signal contacts and contact
               cavities
   1.2 Ratings and characteristics
   1.3 Normative references
   1.4 Marking
   1.5 IEC type designation
   1.6 Ordering information
2 Technical information
   2.1 Definitions
   2.2 Surveys of styles and variants
        2.2.1 Styles of connectors
        2.2.2 Survey of termination variants
        2.2.3 Survey of cable diameters
   2.3 Information on application
        2.3.1 Complete connectors (pairs)
        2.3.2 Fixed board connectors
        2.3.3 Free cable connectors
        2.3.4 Shielding and grounding
3 Dimensional information
   3.1 General
   3.2 Isometric view and common features
        3.2.1 Common features
        3.2.2 Reference system
        3.2.3 Height dimensions
        3.2.4 Width dimensions
        3.2.5 Depth dimensions
   3.3 Mating information
        3.3.1 Engaging direction contacts range
        3.3.2 Perpendicular to engaging direction
        3.3.3 Inclination
   3.4 Fixed board connectors
        3.4.1 Common dimensions
        3.4.2 Dimensions of signal contacts
        3.4.3 Termination of signal contacts
   3.5 Free cable connectors
        3.5.1 Dimensions of the free connectors
        3.5.2 Terminations
   3.6 Accessories
        3.6.1 Latching devices
   3.7 Mounting information for fixed board connectors
        3.7.1 Straight version
        3.7.2 Right-angle version
   3.8 Gauges
        3.8.1 Gauge for mating part of shielding
               (fixed connector)
        3.8.2 Test gauge for static load
4 Characteristics
   4.1 Climatic category
   4.2 Electrical
        4.2.1 Creepage and clearance distances
        4.2.2 Voltage proof
        4.2.3 Current carrying capacity
        4.2.4 Initial contact resistance
        4.2.5 Initial insulation resistance
   4.3 Mechanical
        4.3.1 Mechanical operation
        4.3.2 Engaging and separating forces
        4.3.3 Contact retention in insert
        4.3.4 Static load, transverse
        4.3.5 Gauge retention force
        4.3.6 Vibration (sinusoidal)
        4.3.7 Shock
        4.3.8 Polarizing method
        4.3.9 Latch retention in housing (axial)
               Effectiveness of coupling devices
        4.3.10 Cable clamp resistance to cable rotation
        4.3.11 Cable clamp robustness
        4.3.12 Cable clamp resistance to cable pulling
        4.3.13 Cable clamp resistance to cable torsion
        4.3.14 Shielding contact spring holding force
   4.4 Electromagnetic compatibility (EMC)
        4.4.1 Shielding effectiveness of connectors
5 Test schedule
   5.1 General
        5.1.1 Arrangement for contact resistance
               measurement
        5.1.2 Arrangement for dynamic stress tests
        5.1.3 Arrangements for testing static load,
               transverse
        5.1.4 Arrangement for voltage proof and
               polarization voltage
        5.1.5 Arrangement for shielding effectiveness
               test
   5.2 Test schedule tables
        5.2.1 Basic test schedule
        5.2.2 Full test schedule
6 Quality assessment procedures
   6.1 Qualification approval testing
        6.1.1 Method 1
        6.1.2 Method 2
   6.2 Quality conformance inspection
        6.2.1 Lot-by-lot tests
        6.2.2 Periodic tests
   6.3 Delayed delivery, re-inspection
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Abstract

Describes a connector family having a basic grid of 2,0 mm, which consists of a fixed connector with shielded shroud, where a plurality of shielded free cable connectors may be plugged in. The fixed connectors and shroud have 30 contacts or a multiple of this value. The free connectors have 10, 20, or 30 contacts; they may be stacked end to end and fit in all slots of the shroud.

General Product Information

Document Type Standard
Status Current
Publisher International Electrotechnical Committee
Committee TC 48

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