| Attribute | Value |
|---|---|
| Product Category: | |
| Manufacturer: | Sullins Connector Solutions |
| Manufacturer Part Number: | Sullins Connector Solutions AMM12DSES-S13 |
| Amperage: | 5 A |
| Gender: | Female |
| Number of Contacts: | 24 |
| Number of Rows: | 2 |
| Mount Type: | Side Hole |
| Termination Method: | Eyelet |
| Contact Material: | Beryllium Copper |
| Contact Plating: | Gold |
| Pitch: | 0.156 in |
| Voltage: | 950 VAC |
| Contact Type: | Full Bellow |
| Insulation Material: | Polyphenylene Sulfide |
| Orientation: | Straddle |
| Number of Positions: | 24 |
| Tail Length: | .21 in, 5.33 mm |
| Operating Temperature Range: | -65 - 150 °C |
| Connector Height: | 10.95 mm, .431 in |
| Connector Width: | .325 in, 8.26 mm |
| Current Rating: | 5 A |
| Termination Plating: | Gold |
| Voltage Rating: | 950 VAC |
| Card Thickness: | 0.062 in |
| Operating Temperature: | -65 to 150 °C |
| Mounting Type: | Straddle Mount, Through Hole |
| SKU: | SULAMM12DSES-S13 |
AMM12DSES-S13
| ICC Number: | SULAMM12DSES-S13 |
| Manufacturer: | Sullins Connector Solutions |
| Manufacturer Number: | AMM12DSES-S13 |
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Specifications
Detailed Description
Introducing the AMM12DSES-S13, a high-performance board-to-board PCB connector designed for rugged applications. Featuring a durable construction of PPS and Beryllium Copper, this female connector offers reliable power and signal transmission. With a wide operating temperature range of -65 to 150 °C, it is suitable for use in harsh environments. Gold contact plating ensures excellent conductivity, while the Full Bellow contact design accommodates 24 positions with a pitch of 3.96 mm. Rated for 950 VAC and 5 A, this connector is ideal for high-power systems. Its side hole mount and straddle orientation provide secure attachment to PCBs, while the termination method of Card Extender with gold plating guarantees long-term reliability. The AMM12DSES-S13 is a top choice for demanding applications in industries such as aerospace, defense, and telecommunications.
