Molex2196731124Cable Assembly Other
Pre-Crimped Lead Female to Pigtail, Tin (Sn) Plating, 300.00mm Length, 28 AWG, Black
Zero-Hachi Wire-to-Board Connector System
Manufacturers face the challenge of fitting more functionality into smaller spaces, requiring downsized PCBs and components without sacrificing reliability. The Zero-Hachi Connector offers significant space savings, supporting slimmer products like tablet PCs and wearables. Its dual-point contact ensures dependable connectivity in challenging environments. Additionally, the easy-to-grip design simplifies assembly, enhancing efficiency and reliability.
Zero-Hachi Wire-to-Board Connector System
Key Features:
- • Provides robust RCB retention and protects the connector against breakage when wires are wrenched upward
- • Secures the connector’s electrical contact
- • Enables engineers to design slimmer devices
- • Offers better mating retention and reliability of header and harness
- • Facilitates easy handling during mating or unmating processes
- • Guides crimp terminal insertion to the connector housing in the correct direction
- • Provides higher electrical performance with robustness
| Category | Wire-to-board Connectors | |
| Current | Tin plating: 2.5A (2 circuits), 1.2A (6 circuits), 1.0A (20 circuits), for AWG 28 wires |
Gold plating: 2.5A (2 circuits), 1.5A (6 circuits), 1.2A (20 circuits), for AWG 28 wires |
| Pitch | 0.80mm | |
| Height | 1.60mm | |
| Circuits | 2 to 20 | |
Applications by Industry:
- • Mobile Devices
- • Tablet PCs
- • Wearable devices
- • AR/VR devices
- • Gaming headsets
- • Smart Speakers
- • Drones
- • UAVs
| Compliant | |
| EAR99 | |
| Active | |
| 8544.42.90.90 | |
| Automotive | No |
| PPAP | No |
| UL 10064 | |
| 1 | |
| F | |
| 0.3 | |
| 28 | |
| Black | |
| 30VDC|30VAC | |
| Bag | |
| Zero-Hachi | |
| Matte Tin | |
| Copper Alloy | |
| 1/Contact |
| EDA / CAD Models |
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