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We are an authorized distributor of connectors from top manufacturers, including Amphenol, TE Connectivity, Corsair, Molex, Phoenix Contact, ITT Corp, Glenair, and more. We have in-stock connectors of all types, including D-sub, fiber optic, automotive, circular, audio and video, RF, telecom, power, and USB. We also carry a large selection of connector terminals and terminal blocks, as well as backshells and accessories of all types.
Some common design requirements to keep in mind when choosing your connector:
1. Pin Configuration – Each can have as little as one signal/power pin (with associated return conductor pin) or up to dozens of signal pins and several power and return pins.
2. Electrical Requirements – The number of signals in total and the voltages, frequencies and currents they carry.
3. Size Constraints – Recent trends towards size reduction across equipment categories has led to a corresponding reduction in component size and weight. In many space-constrained applications, D-Sub is most appropriate.
4. Mechanical Environment – Applications subject to rugged conditions such as shock, vibration and extreme temperatures require specific designation.
5. Sealing – Applications subject to intrusion from liquids or dust require specific sealing levels.
6. Industry Standards – Many industries, including medical, aerospace and defense, and automotive require a certain grade.
7. Reliability – Each is rated for a certain number of cycles, from one-time-use to many thousands.
8. Terminations – Terminal types include crimped, soldered, press fit, and wire-wrap.
Some common design requirements to keep in mind when choosing your connector:
1. Pin Configuration – Each can have as little as one signal/power pin (with associated return conductor pin) or up to dozens of signal pins and several power and return pins.
2. Electrical Requirements – The number of signals in total and the voltages, frequencies and currents they carry.
3. Size Constraints – Recent trends towards size reduction across equipment categories has led to a corresponding reduction in component size and weight. In many space-constrained applications, D-Sub is most appropriate.
4. Mechanical Environment – Applications subject to rugged conditions such as shock, vibration and extreme temperatures require specific designation.
5. Sealing – Applications subject to intrusion from liquids or dust require specific sealing levels.
6. Industry Standards – Many industries, including medical, aerospace and defense, and automotive require a certain grade.
7. Reliability – Each is rated for a certain number of cycles, from one-time-use to many thousands.
8. Terminations – Terminal types include crimped, soldered, press fit, and wire-wrap.
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