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What is the difference between FX18-**P-0.8SV and FX18-**P-0.8SV(11) ? ** stands for number of contact.
The difference is packaging. FX18-**P-0.8SV : Tray FX18-**P-0.8SV(11) : Reel** stands for number of contact.
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What is the criteria for FX23L soldering?
The criteria is;(1) Signal contact The fillet is formed and gets wet sufficiently. (2) Power contact and reinforcement metal The through hole is filled with solder firmly.
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What is the difference between DF40C-**DS-0.4V(51) and DF40JC-**DS-0.4V(53)? ** stands for number of contacts
DF40C-**DS-0.4V(51) is our standard. DF40JC-**DS-0.4V(53) is connector for inspection purpose only and mating cycle is 3,000 times. Top of the contact touches the contact of m...
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What is the difference between (51) and (58) in DF40B series and DF40C series part number?
The difference is quantity a reel. (51) : 5,000 pcs / reel (58) : 1,000 pcs / reel
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Is it possible to use FX18 interposer for the other board connections than parallel connection?
Yes, FX18 series interposers can be used for vertical connection and horizontal(extension) connection also.
Frequently asked questions in High Speed Transmission Connector
- Why is the board hole for the wider leg of MF contact A smaller than the board hole for the narrower leg of MF contact A, in case of FX18 series header and receptacle?
- Is through-hole reflow recommended for FX18 series and FX23 series ?
- What is the maximum amperes that can be applied to FX23 series 100 pins ?
- What is the inspection connector for DF37 series and DF40 series?
- What is the difference between FX18-**P-0.8SV and FX18-**P-0.8SV(11) ? ** stands for number of contact.
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