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H Series

Mini Modular, High Density Connector System

The modular design of the H Series allows custom configurations from standard off-the-shelf components without the cost and lead-time of custom tooling. The H Series offer a variety of designs to meet specific customer needs for extreme high density signal, power, and coaxial interconnect solutions.

Features & Benefits

  • High density up to 1000 signal 0.60mm contacts
  • Modularity: mixed signal, power and coaxial contacts
  • Metallic shell with cable clamp from 12mm to 25mm
  • 5000 mating cylces with threaded jackscrew, 15000 with 1/2 turn jackscrew

Overview

The Smiths Interconnect H Series is high density rectangular modular solution offering a combination of signal, power and coaxial contacts. The connector is ideal for test applications for the Automotive, Railway, Defense, Space & Industrial markets. To meet the specific requirements of harsh environments, the H connector series is available with an EMI shielded housing shell featuring with 1/2 turn jackscrew extractor and guiding and coding functions to ensure reliable mating.

The H connector range benefits from a high contact density up to 1,000 x 0.6mm removable contacts. Using the Hypertac hyperboloid contact technology, the solution ensures high resistance to shock and vibration, while allowing up to 15,000 mating cycles and high current rating up to 50A.

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