XF2J-1024-11A Omron, XF2J-1024-11A Datasheet - Page 22
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XF2J-1024-11A
Manufacturer Part Number
XF2J-1024-11A
Description
CONN FPC 10POS 0.5MM PITCH SMD
Manufacturer
Omron
Series
XF2Jr
Specifications of XF2J-1024-11A
Contact Plating
Gold
Connector Type
Vertical Contacts, 1 Sided
Number Of Positions
10
Pitch
0.020" (0.50mm)
Ffc, Fcb Thickness
0.30mm
Height Above Board
0.163" (4.15mm)
Mounting Type
Surface Mount
Cable End Type
Tapered
Termination
Solder
Locking Feature
Slide Lock
Features
Zero Insertion Force (ZIF)
Contact Finish
Gold
Contact Finish Thickness
5.9µin (0.15µm)
Operating Temperature
-30°C ~ 85°C
Current Rating
0.500A
Voltage Rating
50V
Housing Material
Polyamide (PA46), Nylon 4/6
Product Type
PCB
Number Of Positions / Contacts
10
Mounting Angle
Vertical
Mounting Style
SMD/SMT
Contact Material
Spring Copper Alloy / Nickel Substrate
Actuation Type
ZIF
Contact Location
Top Contact
Termination Style
Solder
Gender
Receptacle
Pitch Spacing
0.5mm
No. Of Contacts
10
No. Of Rows
1
Ffc/fpc Thickness
0.3mm
Contact Termination
Surface Mount Vertical
Lead Free Status / RoHS Status
Lead free / RoHS Compliant
Lead Free Status / RoHS Status
Lead free / RoHS Compliant, Lead free / RoHS Compliant
Other names
OR735TR
XF2J102411A
XF2J102411A
Available stocks
Company
Part Number
Manufacturer
Quantity
Price
Company:
Part Number:
XF2J-1024-11A
Manufacturer:
EOS
Quantity:
65
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● All Models
Operating
• Do not lock or unlock the slider with excessive force.
• Do not use the slider again if it becomes detached.
• When inserting and removing the FPC, be sure to check
● Backlocking Models
Operating
• Do not lock the slider without an FPC inserted.
• When locking the slider, apply pressure with your fingertips
• Do not apply force horizontally to the PCB when locking
• When unlocking the slider, place your fingers on either side
Designing
• When designing the board, be sure to allow locking and
Mounting
• Do not perform reflow or manual soldering with the FPC
● Frontlocking Models
Operating
• When unlocking the slider, use your fingernail to rotate and
● Slidelocking Models
Operating
• When locking the slider, apply pressure to both sides or the
Designing
• When designing the board, be sure to allow unlocking and
Doing so may result in damage to the connector or contact
failure.
that the slider has been unlocked first.
Using the FPC in the follow ways may damage the FPC,
change the shape of the contacts, or result in contact fail-
ure.
1. Removing the FPC when the slider is still locked.
2. Removing the FPC by pulling it up and down or from left
Locking the slider without an FPC inserted will cause a
decrease in the dimensions between the contacts and con-
sequently an increase in the force required to insert an
FPC.
to both sides of the slider, then twist the slider until it
comes away from the unit.
Failing to lock the slider properly may result in contact fail-
ure.
the slider. Doing so may result in damage to the connector
or contact failure.
or on the entire slider and slowly lift the slider up and away.
Do not engage the slider past its initial location during the
unlocking process. Doing so may result in damage to the
connector or contact failure.
operating space for the slider.
inserted in the connector and the slider in the locked posi-
tion. Doing so may result in contact failure.
lift the slider. The slider cannot be opened to an angle of
more than 125°C. Do not apply force on the slider beyond
that point. Doing so may result in damage to the connector
or contact failure.
When locking the slider, apply pressure with your fingertips
to the center of the slider, then twist the slider until it comes
away from the unit. Failing to lock the slider properly may
result in contact failure.
entire slider, then push the slider all the way in. Not doing
so may result in contact failure.
operating space for the slider.
to right or twisting it sideways.
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