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Tyco Electronics' industrial Mini I/O connector targets high vibration apps


May 24, 2010
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From Tyco Electronics, the Industrial Mini I/O connector system features two points of contact to maintain performance and increase reliability in high vibration environments. Approximately one-fourth the size of a traditional RJ-45 plug, the connector includes a latching system designed to protect the plug from pull-out during high vibration or collision.

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The polarized, wire-to-board interface features two keying options to prevent mismating and consists of eight individual circuits to accommodate I/O signals. Electrical specifications include a current rating of 0.5 amps and a 30 volt rating on 0.635mm centerline spacing. The connector’s operating temperature ranges from -40°C to 70°C with a durability of 1,500 cycles. The product offering includes SMT and through-hole configurations.

“Our new product meets the stringent demands of industrial devices. The rigid latching system and multiple contact points significantly reduce the risk of information loss in high vibration environments,” says James Gula, product manager, Tyco Electronics. “The connector system is an excellent replacement for existing RJ-45 technology.  It occupies significantly less space while offering increased functionality.”

The product is suitable for industrial controllers, PLCs, motion control, and robotics in the industrial automation market, and meets Cat 5e requirements when used in Ethernet applications.

For more information, go to www.tycoelectronics.com.


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