FX11A-80P/8-SV0.5(91)

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The FX11A-80P/8-SV0.5(91) is an example of a rectangular connector from the Arrays, Edge Type, Mezzanine (Board to Board) family. While applications for the device can be found in a variety of industries, notable uses include telecommunications, automotive, and consumer goods.

The FX11A-80P/8-SV0.5(91) is a board-to-board connector that can be used to attach multiple printed circuit boards together in one common assembly. The rectangular connector features a 0.5mm pitch and uses a surface mount attachment style. The connector is designed to allow easy connection and disconnection of circuits and is commonly used in high-density applications.

The FX11A-80P/8-SV0.5(91) works by using contact springs that are fitted into direct contact with the mating part. The contact springs are responsible for making the electric connection between the two boards and also act as a former for holding the boards in place. The contact springs are made of a combination of vinyl and copper and are able to withstand a high level of current.

The rectangular connector features an operating temperature range of -20 to +80 Celsius and a contact resistance of 30mOhm max. The product has also been designed with a high level of strain relief and can withstand up to 10N of pull force.

In terms of physical dimensions, the FX11A-80P/8-SV0.5(91) has an overall length of 5.1mm and a width of 2.6mm. The height of the connector is 1.6mm and the number of contacts in each assembly is 8. The product comes in a black plastic housing and is ROHS compliant.

The FX11A-80P/8-SV0.5(91) has a maximum voltage rating of 50V AC/DC and a current rating of 2A. The product is ideal for applications that require a fast connection and a durable design that can withstand a high level of current. With its convenient mounting style and compact size, the FX11A-80P/8-SV0.5(91) is an excellent choice when it comes to connecting PCBs in high density applications.

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