AXC52401 [PANASONIC]

Card Edge Connector, 40 Contact(s), 2 Row(s), Male, ROHS COMPLIANT;
AXC52401
型号: AXC52401
厂家: PANASONIC    PANASONIC
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Card Edge Connector, 40 Contact(s), 2 Row(s), Male, ROHS COMPLIANT

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Discontinued as of September 30, 2010  
ULTRA COMPACT AND SUPER-FINE  
COAXIAL WIRE CONNECTOR WITH  
A MATED HEIGHT OF 1.5 mm AND  
A TERMINAL PITCH OF 0.3 mm  
FINE COAXIALWIRE  
CONNECTOR  
2) V-notch: High resistance to the  
penetration of foreign matters and flux.  
3. Zig-zag DIL terminals with a 0.6 mm  
pitch used for the socket, facilitating  
mounting on the PC board.  
Compared to the 0.4 mm pitch SIL layout,  
a better horizontal weight balance is  
achieved.  
Furthermore, these terminals offer,  
(1) Better pickup balance on mounting.  
(2) Good solderability due to the 0.6 mm  
pitch.  
V-notch  
By making contact with the edges and thus  
increasing the contact pressure, this pro-  
duct can eliminate flux and other foreign  
matters more effectively than conventional  
products, which also helps to prevent for-  
eign matters from obstructing the contact.  
[Cross Section of Contacts]  
(3) Prevention of solder bridges during  
reflow soldering.  
4. Designed for fine wiring  
<Product without a notch>  
<V-notched product>  
Cross section of  
the socket side  
contact  
The pulse-heating system allows the use  
of general-purpose equipment. A shape  
designed for easy wiring has been  
adopted, focusing on the operability of  
fine wiring.  
5. Strong resistance to pulling of the  
fine wire and reliability of wired  
portion.  
The fine wire is sandwiched between the  
two GND bars and soldered. This  
structure gives better resistance to  
pulling than caulking.  
6. Vertical insertion style facilitates  
connector mating.  
Cross section of  
the header side  
contact  
Patented (Japan, Korea, and Taiwan)  
Socket  
Header  
3) Ni barrier: High resistance to solder  
creep.  
Compliance with RoHS Directive  
Ni barrier  
FEATURES  
The exposed nickel-plated portion of the  
gold-plated contact prevents solder creep  
despite the ultra low profile of the contact.  
1. Ultra compact  
A terminal pitch of 0.3 mm allows for a  
short length and a wired height of only  
1.5 mm.  
[Contact]  
Header post  
Ni barrier  
Cu Ni Au  
17.2 (40 contacts)  
A vertical mating system featuring a  
simple locking mechanism and insertion  
guide facilitates accurate mating.  
1.5  
0.6mm pitch  
Exposed  
Ni portion  
Cross section of the  
socket side contact  
Socket contact  
Note: Simultaneous molding of the header contact  
achieves a construction that prevents solder creep.  
4) Porosity treatment: Resistance to  
corrosion.  
Insertion guide  
0.3mm pitch  
Fine coaxial wire: 0.29 mm dia. max.  
(#42 AWG max.)  
2. Highly reliable  
Vertical insertion style  
Porosity treatment  
has strong  
This treatment consists in coating the sur-  
face with a very thin film to seal pinholes in  
the gold plating. We have developed this  
porosity treatment technology, which en-  
sures contact reliability for thin gold plating  
comparable to that of thick gold plating.  
resistance to adverse environments.  
Stable contact reliability is achieved by  
applying the expertise we accumulated  
while developing Narrow-pitch  
Anti-reverse-mating  
structure  
(Direction-restricted inlet)  
connectors for the mobile phone market.  
1) Our original bellows contact: High  
resistance to drop impact and twisting  
forces.  
Porosity treatment film  
Holding metal  
Pinholes  
Ambient gas  
Au plating  
APPLICATIONS  
Devices that have a complex rotating  
hinge mechanism such as mobile  
phones, DSCs, and DVCs.  
Ni plating  
Base material  
Improved in mating/unmating durability  
Improved in resistance to corrosion  
Improved in contact reliability for digital signals  
Contacts are formed by bending a thin metal sheet.  
This provides the contact parts with adequate  
spring characteristics ensuring greater resistance  
to twisting forces and drop impacts.  
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AXC5  
ORDERING INFORMATION  
1. Socket  
2. Header (Set)  
AXC 5  
1
2
AXC 5  
2
1
5: Fine coaxial wire connectors  
5: Fine coaxial wire connectors  
<Socket and Header>  
1: Socket  
<Socket and Header>  
2: Header (Set)  
<Number of contacts (2 digits)>  
<Number of contacts (2 digits)>  
<Function>  
1: With positioning boss  
2: Without positioning boss  
<GND bar wiring system>  
1: Wiring with solder  
<Lock>  
2: With lock function (soldering terminal portion)  
PRODUCT TYPES  
1. Socket  
Packing quantity  
Mated height  
No. of contacts  
40  
Part Number  
AXC514022  
Inner carton (embossed)  
3, 000 pieces  
Outer carton  
1.5mm  
6, 000 pieces  
Note: The standard type comes without positioning bosses. Connectors with positioning bosses are available on-demand production.  
2. Header (Set)  
Packing quantity  
Inner carton (embossed)  
1, 000 pieces  
Mated height  
No. of contacts  
40  
Part Number  
AXC52401  
Outer carton  
2, 000 pieces  
1.5mm  
Note: The header removal tool is required for unmating this connector. (See PRECAUTIONS FOR USE.) Please contact us for details.  
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AXC5  
SPECIFICATIONS  
1. Characteristics  
Item  
Specifications  
0.3A/terminal (Max. 5A at total contacts)  
60V AC/DC  
Conditions  
Rated current  
Rated voltage  
Maximum current that one contact can conduct.  
Insulation resistance  
Min. 1, 000 M(initial)  
Using 250 V DC megger (applied for 1 minute)  
Electrical  
characteristics  
Rated voltage is applied for one minute and check for  
short circuit or damage with a detection current of 1mA.  
Breakdown voltage  
200 V AC for 1 minute  
Measured based on the milliohmmeter measurement  
method of JIS C 5402  
Contact resistance  
Max. 90mΩ  
Composite insertion force  
Max. 50N (40 contacts)(initial)  
Lock strength  
Mechanical  
Min. 20N/30 sec. (40 contacts)(initial)  
Socket connector: Min. 0.49N,  
Socket soldering terminal: Min. 0.98N  
Measuring the maximum force.  
As the contact is axially pull out.  
Contact holding force  
characteristics  
No breakage at mated part when 40 restrained pins are  
pulled by at least 0.98 N.  
Wire tensile strength (mated) 5N/30 sec.  
Ambient temperature  
Storage environment  
–55°C to +85°C  
–55°C to +85°C (Product unit)  
–40°C to +50°C (Embossed packing style)  
–40°C to +50°C (Tray packing style)  
No freezing at low temperatures  
No freezing at low temperatures  
Sequence  
5 cycles,  
insulation resistance min. 100M,  
contact resistance max. 25mΩ  
1. –5530 °C, 30 minutes  
Thermal shock resistance  
(header and socket mated)  
+10  
2. 25 °C, Max. 5 minutes  
5  
3. 85+30 °C, 30 minutes  
Environmental  
characteristics  
+10  
4. 25 °C, Max. 5 minutes  
5  
120 hours,  
insulation resistance min. 100M,  
contact resistance max. 25mΩ  
Humidity resistance  
(header and socket mated)  
Bath temperature 40 2°C,  
humidity 90 to 95% R.H.  
24 hours,  
insulation resistance min. 100M,  
contact resistance max. 25mΩ  
Saltwater spray resistance  
(header and socket mated)  
Bath temperature 35 2°C,  
saltwater concentration 5 1%  
H2S resistance  
(header and socket mated)  
48 hours,  
contact resistance max. 25mΩ  
Bath temperature 40 2°C,  
gas concentration 3 1 ppm, humidity 75 to 80% R.H.  
Insertion and  
removal life  
Repeated insertion and removal speed of  
max. 200 times/hours  
Mechanical life  
30 times, contact resistance max. 25mΩ  
Infrared reflow soldering:  
Peak temperature 260°C max.  
(Surface temperature of PC board adjacent to connector  
terminals)  
Socket  
Soldering iron: 350°C for 3 seconds max.  
300°C for 5 seconds max.  
Resistance to  
soldering heat  
Connected part pulse heat:  
Peak temperature 290°C for 3 seconds max.  
(Heater head must not directly contact connector molded part.)  
Shell retaining part  
Header  
Soldering iron: 350°C for 3 seconds max.  
300°C for 5 seconds max.  
2. Material and surface treatment  
Part name  
Material  
Surface treatment  
Resin-molding portion  
LCP resin (UL94V-0), Black  
Contact portion: Ni plating on base, Au plating on surface (Min. 0.1µm)  
Solder portion: Ni plating on base, Au plating on surface (except for thick of terminal)  
Socket  
Contact  
Copper alloy  
Soldering terminal  
Copper alloy  
Ni plating on base, Pd + Au flash on surface  
Resin-molding portion  
LCP resin (UL94V-0), Black  
Header block  
Shell  
Contact portion: Ni plating on base, Au plating on surface (Min. 0.1µm)  
Post  
Copper alloy  
Wire soldering terminal: Ni plating on base, Au plating on surface  
Shell  
Stainless steel  
Polyimide resin  
Ni plating on base, Pd + Au flash on surface  
Insulating tape  
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AXC5  
The CAD data of the products with a CAD Data mark can be downloaded from: http://panasonic-electric-works.net/ac  
DIMENSIONS (Unit: mm)  
• Socket  
CAD Data  
16.7  
12.6 (Suction face)  
5.55 0.1  
5.85 0.1  
0.6 0.05  
0.3 0.05  
0.05 0.05  
Soldering  
terminal  
5.85 0.1  
5.55 0.1  
17.0  
0.8 0.1  
Terminal coplanarity  
0.10  
(Signal terminal)  
15.2  
General tolerance: 0.2  
• Header  
CAD Data  
1.3  
(0.29 dia.)  
0.40  
0.3  
11.7  
General tolerance: 0.2  
• Socket and header are mated  
17.2  
17.0  
1.5 0.15  
General tolerance: 0.2  
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AXC5  
EMBOSSED TAPE DIMENSIONS (Unit: mm) (Common to all sockets and headers)  
• Specifications for taping  
• Specifications for the plastic reel  
(In accordance with JIS C 0806-1990. However, not applied to  
(In accordance with EIAJET-7200B.)  
the mounting-hole pitch of some connectors.)  
A 0.3  
B
Taping reel  
E 1  
1.75  
C
Top cover tape  
4
2
Embossed carrier tape  
F
Embossed mounting-hole  
D
1.5+0.1 dia.  
0
Dimensions (Unit: mm)  
Types  
No. of contacts  
A
B
C
D
E
F
Quantity per reel  
3,000  
Socket  
40  
32.0  
28.4  
14.2  
8.0  
33.4  
380 dia.  
Product direction with respect to the forwarding direction of the embossed tape  
Type  
Direction  
Socket  
of tape progress  
PRECAUTIONS FOR USE  
1. Recommended PC Board and Metal  
Mask Patterns  
Socket  
Recommended PC board pattern (TOP VIEW)  
Sockets are densely mounted with a pitch  
interval of 0.4 to 0.6 mm.  
Non-insulated devices prohibited.  
Non-insulated solder prohibited.  
In order to reduce solder bridges and  
other defects, the solder amount must be  
controlled and kept at a proper level.  
Refer to the recommended patterns on  
the right for this purpose.  
5.55 0.05 5.85 0.05  
0.1 0.05  
Wire pull-out  
direction  
0.4 0.05  
0.6 0.05  
5.85 0.05 5.55 0.05  
15.0 0.1  
1.3 0.1  
All devices and solder prohibited.  
Recommended metal mask opening pattern  
Recommended metal mask opening pattern  
Metal mask thickness: When 120 µm  
Metal mask thickness: When 150 µm  
(Terminal opening ratio: 56%)  
(Terminal opening ratio: 45%)  
(Metal-part opening ratio: 100%)  
(Metal-part opening ratio: 100%)  
5.55 0.05  
5.85 0.05  
5.55 0.05  
5.85 0.05  
0.35 0.02  
0.6 0.02  
0.35 0.02  
0.6 0.02  
5.85 0.05  
5.55 0.05  
5.85 0.05  
5.55 0.05  
15.0 0.05  
1.3 0.02  
15.0 0.05  
1.3 0.02  
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2. Safety precautions • Consult us when using a screen-printing  
AXC5  
4) Excessive twisting during insertion and  
removal can lead to product damage and  
separation of the terminals’ soldered  
part. An excessive force applied around  
the mating inlet during mating can also  
lead to product damage. Therefore, be  
careful when handling the product, and  
during mating, always align the mating  
positions and mate in parallel.  
Observe the following safety precautions  
to prevent accidents and injuries.  
1) The use of the connector outside of the  
specified rated current and withstand  
voltage ranges may cause abnormal  
heating, smoke, and fire. Never use the  
connector beyond the specified ranges of  
the product.  
thickness other than that recommended.  
• Depending on the size of the connector  
being used, self alignment may not be  
possible. Accordingly, carefully position  
the terminal with the PC board pattern.  
• The recommended reflow temperature  
profile is given in the figure below  
Temperature  
2) In order to avoid accidents, make sure  
you have thoroughly reviewed the  
specifications before use.  
Peak temperature  
245°C max.  
180 to 200°C  
Preheating  
155 to 165°C  
Consult us if you plan to use the product  
in a way not covered by the  
specifications.  
3. Precautions for harnessing and  
header assembly  
60 to 120 sec.  
Within 30 sec.  
Time  
Recommended reflow temperature profile  
(eutectic solder)  
5) Do not pull the wires when unmating  
the connector. Doing so may damage the  
product or degrade the locking ability.  
Unmate the connector by referring to the  
figure below.  
Temperature  
The header of this product is wired by  
soldering the 0.3 mm pitch cable. If  
harnessing is desired, then carry it out  
based on the separately attached  
“Header Assembly Procedures”. Make  
sure to get familiar with and observe all  
the precautions in the procedures.  
4. PC board design  
Peak temperature  
260°C max.  
200°C  
Preheating  
150 to 175°C  
120 sec.  
70 sec.  
Unmating jig  
Time  
insertion position  
Shell  
Recommended reflow temperature profile  
(lead-free solder)  
Design the recommended foot pattern in  
order to secure the mechanical strength  
in the soldered areas of the terminal.  
5. Connector mounting  
In case the connector is picked up by  
chucking during mounting, an excessive  
mounter chucking force may deform the  
molded or metal part of the connector.  
Consult us in advance if chucking is to be  
applied.  
• The temperature is measured on the  
surface of the PC board near the  
connector terminal.  
• When performing reflow soldering on  
the back of the PC board after reflow  
soldering the connector, secure the  
connector using, for example, an  
adhesive (Double reflow soldering on the  
same side is possible)  
3) Reworking on a soldered portion  
• Finish reworking in one operation.  
• For reworking of the solder bridge, use  
a soldering iron with a flat tip. Do not add  
flux, otherwise, the flux may creep to the  
contact parts.  
Unmating jig  
Insert the unmating jig and, with the lock released,  
lift it directly up.  
Removal of this product requires a  
header removal tool. Please inquire for  
details.  
6) After harnessing, be careful not to  
apply any excessive stress to the wire  
roots.  
6. Soldering  
1) Manual soldering.  
• Since this is a low-profile product, avoid  
supplying too much solder when  
soldering manually. Otherwise, solder  
may creep into the vicinity of the contact  
portion, or the contact can lose its  
springing ability.  
• Make sure that the soldering iron tip is  
heated within the temperature and time  
limits indicated in the specifications.  
• Flux from the solder wire may adhere to  
the contact surfaces during soldering  
operations. After soldering, carefully  
check the contact surfaces and clean off  
any flux before use.  
Do not apply any excessive stress  
to the wire roots.  
• Use a soldering iron whose tip  
temperature is within the temperature  
range specified in the specifications.  
7. Prevention of vibration and shock  
1) Since this product has a particularly  
low-profile, is compact and lightweight, its  
molded parts are thinned. To prevent the  
connector from detaching due to vibration  
and shock, make sure to consider means  
to avoid applying tension to the connector  
such as by providing a stopper to fix the  
connector toward the mating direction or  
fixing the wire.  
7) Keep the PC board warp within 0.03  
mm with respect to the total length of the  
connector.  
• Be aware that a load applied to the  
connector terminals while soldering may  
displace the contact.  
• Thoroughly clean the iron tip.  
2) Reflow soldering  
2) Do not drop the product or handle it  
carelessly. Otherwise, the terminals may  
become deformed due to excessive force  
or the solderability during reflow  
0.03 mm max.  
0.03 mm max.  
8) The positioning boss of this product is  
for rough positioning with the PC board.  
For accurate positioning when mounting  
the connector to a PC board, we  
recommend positioning by an automated  
machine.  
• Screen-printing is recommended for  
printing paste solder.  
soldering may degrade.  
To determine the relationship between  
the screen opening area and the PC-  
board foot pattern area, refer to the  
diagrams in the recommended patterns  
for PC boards and metal masks. Make  
sure to use the terminal tip as a reference  
position when setting.  
3) Do not insert or remove the connector  
when it is not soldered. Also, forcibly  
applied external pressure on the  
terminals can weaken the adherence of  
the terminals to the molded part or cause  
the terminals to lose their evenness.  
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9) When cutting or bending the PC board  
after mounting the connector, be careful  
that no excessive force is applied to the  
soldered area.  
Avoid excessive force on the soldered area.  
8. Others  
1) If you coat the PC board after  
soldering, so as to prevent degradation of  
the insulation, make sure that the coating  
agent does not adhere to the connector.  
2) Basically, you cannot perform  
switching with the connector.  
For other details, please verify with  
the product specification sheets.  
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