6610055-1

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Modular Connectors - Jacks With Magnetics

6610055-1 is a modular connector in the form of a jack with a magnetic switch. This type of connector is used in various applications, including communications, medical technology, and industrial automation. They are designed for reliable operation in harsh environments. The magnetic switch provides low-current switching and makes it possible to transmit signals through a shielded cable.

Applications

6610055-1 jacks with magnetics can be used for a variety of applications. In communications, they can be used for connecting signals between systems, such as alarm systems, phone systems, and radio systems. They are also used in medical technology, such as for diagnostic imaging devices, digital X-ray systems, and electrocardiograms (ECG). In industrial automation, they can be used for controlling sensors, positioners, and stepper motors.

The key advantage of the 6610055-1 modular connector is its ability to provide reliable connections in harsh environments. It has a robust construction and a specialized contact system that prevents signal degradation and maintains reliable operation in temperature extremes ranging from -30°C to 75°C.

Working Principle

The 6610055-1 magnetic switch operates on a principle of attraction. The contacts are moved via a coil that is magnetically bound to the core of the switch. A signal applied to the coil causes the contacts to be attracted and then released. The contacts come to rest in their open or closed state based on the polarity of the signal applied to the coil.

The 6610055-1 is a reliable and robust switch that is designed for superior performance in harsh environments. The magnetic switch offers low-current switching and is capable of transmitting signals through a shielded cable. As a result, it is well-suited for a range of applications, including communications, medical technology, and industrial automation.

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