Standard product is domestically manufactured! A derivative of D38999! Connectors with options for front release and rear release.
The "Tuinax/Quadrax Connector" is a connector that allows for the selection of front release or rear release. Standard #8 contact insertion and extraction tools can be used. Additionally, grounding of the cable blade is possible through the external shell of the #8 contact. 【Features】 ■ All standard lineup of the 38999 series are high-quality domestically produced products. ■ Tuinax: Crimp type ■ Quadrax: Crimp type, for PCB mounting ■ Compatible with star quad cable ■ Characteristic impedance: 100Ω ■ Ground type is only available in non-composite layout *For more details, please refer to the PDF materials or feel free to contact us.
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【Specifications】 ＜Quadrac Contact＞ ■Contact (Material/Surface Treatment): Copper Alloy/Gold Plating (Base: Nickel Plating) ■Temperature Range: -65℃ to +200℃ (Class K, E, Y, YE) ■Crosstalk: >46 dB @250MHz ■Return Loss: >16 dB @250MHz ■Shielding Effect: >36 dB @80MHz ■Contact/Shell Continuity: <10mΩ (Arinc 600) ■Contact Resistance: Initial 15mΩ / After Testing 30mΩ ■Dielectric Strength: @sea level 500Vrms, @21000m 125Vrms ■Insulation Resistance: Room Temperature >5000mΩ / High Temperature >1000mΩ ■Cable Range: AWG22 to AWG26 *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
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Since its establishment in 1978, Japan Marco International Group has been manufacturing and selling a variety of connectors and harnesses specialized in the fields of aviation, defense, and space. We also offer many high-quality and highly reliable products that meet the stringent certification standards of the Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency (JAXA). Additionally, we obtained ISO certification in the aerospace field in 2004.
