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Select Your Connector Service Class

CNon-conductive, anodic coated aluminum, 500 hour salt spray, 200°C
FElectroless nickel plated aluminum, optimum EMI shielding effectiveness -65dB @ 10GHz specification min., 48 hour salt spray, 200°C
GSpace grade, electroless nickel, 48 hour salt spray, 200°C
KCorrosion resistant stainless steel, firewall capability, plus 500 hour salt spray resistance, EMI -45dB @ GHz specification min., 200°C
LCorrosion resistant steel, electrodeposited nickel, 48 hour salt spray, 200°C
WCorrosion resistant olive drab cadmium plate aluminum, 500 hour extended salt spray, EMI -50dB @ 10GHz specification min., 175°C
YHermetic seal, passivated stainless steel, 200°C
S(Non-hermetic connectors) Nickel plated stainless steel, optimum EMI shielding, effectiveness -65dB @ 10GHz specification min., 500 hour salt spray, 200°C
N(Hermetic connectors) Nickel plated stainless steel, 200°C

Select Your Connector Shell Size & Insert Arrangement

The Shell Size and Insert Arrangement determines the size of your connector, as well as the number and type of contacts present. Below is a reference table that shows standard Shell Sizes and their matching number. Also, you will be able to preview what your Insert Arrangement will look like, and how the contacts are arranged inside.

To Visualize All Insert Arrangements Click Here

Insert arrangement diagram
Diagram updates when you choose a Shell Size & Insert.
Shell Size Reference Chart
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Contact Legend
8
8
10
10
12
12
16
16
20
20
22D
22D

Select Your Connector Alternate Position

A plug with a given rotation letter will mate with a receptacle with the same rotation letter. The angles for a given connector are the same whether it contains pins or sockets. Inserts are not rotated in conjunction with the master key/keyway. Use N for Normal Position.

Alternate position reference table
Key/keyway diagram for alternate positions

PCB Tail Dimensions

connector base
contact marker
tail marker
* Distance To Board Of Flex Material
** Tail Length Through The Board

Capacitance Requirement

Voltage & Pin Configuration


For lightning or transient voltage applications, please contact the engineering team for a custom recommendation.

Signal Integrity

List any pins with sensitive signals. This allows for a mixed-capacitor design.

Design Recommendation & Results

Design Summary (Attenuation performance based on your selections)

Attenuation Performance (Colors correspond to capacitors above)

Final Pinout Diagram

Summary & Contact