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Board to Board Connectors Keep a Low Profile
Wide range of space saving options
The SlimStack™ Surface Mount Technology (SMT) board-
to-board connector system from Molex provides a proven,
reliable way to connect PCBs together using slim, low-profile
connectors.
Molex believes that its SlimStack product family is the industry's
broadest range of micro-SMT stacking connectors. The series offers
designers a wide variety of space-saving choices for applications
such as mobile telephones, digital cameras, PDAs and other mobile
devices.
Stack heights range from 0.90mm to 20.0mm, with four pitch
sizes between 0.40mm and 1.00mm. Optional J-lead SMT tails
provide up to 35% PCB space savings compared with the standard
gullwing format.
Available in vertical and right-angle formats, the SlimStack range
includes connectors suitable for use in IEEE1386 mezzanine
applications. Other variants include gold or tin plated contacts,
shielded versions and a flex-circuit option.
Various friction-locking mechanisms can be specified to improve
mating/unmating force specifications: these include housing,
terminal and tab lock versions. Single- and dual-row variants are
available, with mating guides optional to prevent mis-mating and
to ease assembly.
For further information, including the SlimStack Brochure, please complete
the reply slip or visit http://www.arrowne.com/innov/in215/f_1412.shtml
Features
SMT format board-to-board stacking connectors
Pitch sizes: 0.40mm, 0.50mm, 0.635mm and 1.00mm (0.016in,
0.020in, 0.025in and 0.039in)
Stack heights: 0.90mm to 20.00mm (0.035in to 0.787in)
Circuit size range: 7 to 240
Gold or tin plating
Vertical and right-angle mating
Shielded versions
Mezzanine IEEE 1386 options
Variety of locking and alignment mechanisms
Applications
Mobile telephones
Digital cameras
PDAs
IEEE 1386 (common mezzanine card) systems
Molex SlimStack Brochure available!
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