Sujet : Re: high curent PCB connector
De : bill.sloman (at) *nospam* ieee.org (Bill Sloman)
Groupes : sci.electronics.designDate : 15. Feb 2025, 02:24:41
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On 15/02/2025 3:37 am, john larkin wrote:
Does anyone have a favorite high-current PCB connector?
I'd like to get 20 wires into a pluggable connector, to go on a module
like this:
https://highlandtechnology.com/Product/P948
We need at least 7 amps per contact.
That litle green Phoenix connector is cool. Wires screw into it
without tooling, and it's easy to mate and unmate. But it's only 5
pins.
I was planning to use four of them, with two on a baby board, but that
idea wasn't popular.
I was fond of the DIN 41612 mixed signal connectors. The basic connector has three rows of pins for a total of 96, but the mixed signal variant had circular holes that knocked out 9 pins and let you put in coax plugs and sockets or 20A heavy duty high current plugs and sockets.
https://au.element14.com/harting/09030006114/heavy-duty-contact-pin-crimp-20a/dp/3679978-- Bill Sloman, Sydney
high curent PCB connector
Re: high curent PCB connector