| Attribute | Value |
|---|---|
| Product Category: | |
| Manufacturer: | Sullins Connector Solutions |
| Manufacturer Part Number: | Sullins Connector Solutions AMM40DTBS |
| Amperage: | 3 A |
| Gender: | Female |
| Number of Contacts: | 80 |
| Number of Rows: | 2 |
| Mount Type: | Side Hole |
| Termination Method: | Solder |
| Contact Material: | Beryllium Copper |
| Contact Plating: | Gold |
| Pitch: | 0.156 in |
| Voltage: | 950 VAC |
| Contact Type: | Loop Bellow |
| Insulation Material: | Polyphenylene Sulfide |
| Orientation: | Right Angle |
| Number of Positions: | 80 |
| Tail Length: | .18 in, 4.57 mm |
| Operating Temperature Range: | -65 - 150 °C |
| Connector Height: | 15.49 mm, .61 in |
| Connector Width: | .37 in, 9.4 mm |
| Current Rating: | 3 A |
| Termination Plating: | Gold |
| Voltage Rating: | 950 VAC |
| Card Thickness: | 0.062 in |
| Operating Temperature: | -65 to 150 °C |
| Mounting Angle: | Right Angle |
| Mounting Type: | Through Hole |
| SKU: | SULAMM40DTBS |
AMM40DTBS
Specifications
Detailed Description
Introducing the AMM40DTBS, a high-performance board-to-board PCB connector designed for demanding applications. With a durable construction featuring PPS and beryllium copper materials, this female connector offers reliable power and signal transmission. Boasting a wide pitch of 3.96mm (0.156 inches) and two rows of 80 positions, it ensures efficient connectivity in your electronic designs. Rated for up to 950VAC and 3A, the AMM40DTBS is suitable for high-power applications. Its right-angle, side-hole mount type with a tail length of 4.57mm (0.18 inches) allows for easy installation onto PCBs. Gold contact plating and a loop bellow contact type guarantee low contact resistance and enhanced durability. With a wide operating temperature range of -65 to 150°C, this connector is reliable in harsh environments. Perfect for high-reliability applications in aerospace, military, and industrial settings, the AMM40DTBS is a top choice for engineers seeking quality and performance in their designs.

