3M 24-Way IDC Connector Socket for Cable Mount, 2-Row

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RS Stock No.:
163-0545
Mfr. Part No.:
3626-6600
Brand:
3M
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Brand

3M

Number of Contacts

24

Number of Rows

2

Gender

Female

Pitch

2.54mm

Mounting Type

Cable Mount

Body Orientation

Right Angle

Termination Method

IDC

Current Rating

1A

Contact Plating

Gold over Nickel

Series

3000

Minimum Operating Temperature

-55.0°C

Maximum Operating Temperature

105.0°C

Contact Material

Copper

Housing Material

PBT

COO (Country of Origin):
US

3M IDC Connector Socket, 24 Way, 2 Rows - 3000 Series - 3626-6600


Need to quickly connect ribbon cables without stripping or preparation? Choose this industry-standard IDC (insulation-displacement contact) connector from 3M. Positive locking 'J' clips hold the covers securely in place, and they're coated with a transfer adhesive to hold them onto the ribbon cable and ensure precise alignment between the cable and the connector. The housing is made from robust polybutylene terephthalate (PBT), which contributes to the socket's wide operating temperature range of -55°C to +105°C for use in harsh industrial environments.

• Right-angled body orientation saves space when building your system
• Gold-over-nickel-plated copper contacts resist corrosion to offer reliable data transmission
• 2.54mm pitch is ideal for industry-standard 1.27mm-pitch ribbon cable
• Dual-slot and centre-bump military polarisation aids accurate mating with the header connector

Applications


• Wire to board technology
• Internal wiring applications
• Test and instrumentation devices
• Medical equipment

How do you calculate the pitch of a ribbon cable?


The pitch of a ribbon cable is the distance between the individual conductors. To find the pitch, measure between the two outer conductors, then divide by the number of conductors.