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Technical Description
The secure reliable electromechanical connection achieved with LEMO female cylindrical contacts is mainly due to two important design features:
1. Prod proof entry on the mating side which ensures perfect concentric mating even with carelessly handled connectors; and
2. The pressure spring, with good elasticity, maintains a constant even force on the male contact when mated. The leading edge of the pressure spring preserves the surface treatment (gold-plated) and prevents undue wear.
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Contact Material and Treatment
LEMO female contacts are made of bronze beryllium (QQ-C-530) or bronze (UNS C 54400). These materials are chosen because of their high modulus of elasticity, their excellent electrical conductivity and a high mechanical strength.
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LEMO male solder and printed circuit contacts are made of brass (UNS C 38500). Male crimp contacts are made of brass (UNS C 34500) or annealed brass (UNS C 38500) with optimum hardness (HV) for crimping onto the wire.
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Notes: The standard surface treatment are as follows: Nickel: FS QQ-N-290A or MIL-C-26074C; and Gold: ISO 4523.
1) Minimum value 2) For elbow printed circuit contacts 3) Treatment completed by 6 |jm Sn-Pb tin-plating
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Thickness comparison between the outside and the inside of female contacts
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Note: A = inspection point
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Notes: 1) Contacts are silver plated.
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