6116522-1

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Modular connectors, consisting of jacks and plugs, are the primary means of interconnecting communication equipment like digital data service units, digital switches, and analog devices like telephone sets. The 6116522-1 is a property and performance classified family of modular jacks whose primary application field is to connect modular telephone handsets or associated devices. Such devices typically transmit high-frequency signals within the range of 500 kHz to 3.4 kHz, and the jack must be well equipped to handle these signals with minimum signal loss or distortion.

The 6116522-1 modular jacks are constructed according to the TIA/EIA-586A, TIA/EIA-586B, TIA/EIA-968, TIA/EIA-98C, and TIA/EIA-999 standards for communication use. These standards provide specifications for the modular jacks in terms of electrical properties (RF characteristics) and mechanical properties (structural dimensions). Using these accepted standards, the jack is designed to ensure optimal performance and reliability in the particular application.

The working principle of the 6116522-1 jack is relatively simple, involving three main parts: a female connector, contacts, and a cover. The female connector, typically depicted as a U-shape when viewed from the rear, provides a wide enough internal space to accommodate the contacts. The contacts, depending on the type and number of pins required, are cylindrical and press-fitted into the female connector. Some contacts may be soldered and/or riveted for reliable insulation and a permanent connection. The cover is typically made from die-cast zinc or thermoplastic materials and snaps onto the back of the female connector for secure internal protection.

In order to ensure optimal performance and reliability, the 6116522-1 jack is tested against stringent environmental, electrical, and mechanical conditions. Such tests can range from basic temperature cycling tests to sophisticated RF signal loss measurements. Additionally, the jack is also subjected to “mating” tests, where a plug is inserted into the jack to ensure secure and reliable mechanical connection. Thus, passing such tests indicates that the jack will provide long-term superior service.

The 6116522-1 modular jack is designed to provide reliable and stable connections for telephone systems and other communication devices. Its construction is designed in accordance with internationally recognized standards to ensure optimal performance and reliability. Rigorous tests and inspections are also undertaken to ensure that the jack offers long-term superior service.

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