187788-000 TE Connectivity, 187788-000 Datasheet - Page 618
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187788-000
Manufacturer Part Number
187788-000
Description
Cable Accessories Solder Sleeve Shield Terminator Black
Manufacturer
TE Connectivity
Type
Socket Stripr
Datasheet
1.163665N003.pdf
(637 pages)
Specifications of 187788-000
Color
White
Operating Temp Range
-65C to 125C
Product Depth (mm)
8.13mm
Product Height (mm)
6.05mm
Lead Free Status / RoHS Status
Compliant
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Dimensions are in millimeters
and inches unless otherwise
specified. Values in brackets
are U.S. equivalents.
Supporting Information
Glossary
Abrasion-resistance
A measure of the ability of
a wire or wire covering to
resist damage by mechani-
cal means.
Accelerated Aging
A test in which voltage,
temperature, or other test
parameters are increased
above normal operating
values to obtain observable
deterioration in a relatively
short time. The plotted
results give service life with-
in the context of the test.
Adapter
A device usually attached
to the rear of connectors
that provides for the attach-
ment of harnessing compo-
nents, such as strain-relief
clamps, heat-shrinkable
boots, and braid.
Adhesive Liner
Lining that melts and flows
inside a sleeve or molded
part, filling any voids in
between the substrate and
the sleeve or molded part.
DuraSeal has an adhesive
liner.
Adhesive (Hot Melt)
Dual-wall tubing and pre-
coated molded parts whose
inner layer melts and flows
when heated, fills voids in
the areas being covered,
and forms a mechanical
bond to the substrate.
Unlike an encapsulant, an
adhesive forms a mechani-
cal bond to the substrate.
Aging
Change in the properties of
a material over time and
under specific conditions.
Generally refers to environ-
mental stimulus such as
heat and light.
Altitude Immersion Seal
A seal able to withstand
substantial pressure
change (for example, from
sea level to 75,000 feet).
Dimensions are shown for
reference purposes only.
Specifications subject
to change.
Amnesia
The tendency over time for
a heat-shrinkable elas-
tomeric tubing or molded
part to fail to recover com-
pletely to its specified
recovered size.
See Shelf Life.
Ampacity
See Current-carrying
Capacity.
ASTM
(American Society for Testing
and Materials)
A nonprofit industry wide
organization that formulates
test methods and material
specifications, and publish-
es standards, testing meth-
ods, recommended
practices, definitions, and
other materials.
Attenuation
Power loss resulting in
weaker signals in an electri-
cal system as the signals
travel along wires. In
cables, generally
expressed in dB per unit
length, usually 100 feet.
AWG
(American Wire Gauge)
The recognized method (in
the United States) of speci-
fying conductor size. The
higher the gauge number,
the smaller the conductor
size.
Back-mounted
A termination assembly
mounted from the inside of
a panel or box with its
mounting flange inside the
equipment.
Band Marking
A continuous circumferen-
tial band applied to a wire
at regular intervals for iden-
tification.
Bare Conductor
A conductor not covered
with insulating material.
USA: 1-800-522-6752
Canada: 1-905-470-4425
Mexico: 01-800-733-8926
C. America: 52-55-5-729-0425
Barrel
1.) Connector barrel: The
2.) Insulation barrel: The
3.) Open barrel: The section
Batch Number
See Lot Number.
Bayonet Coupling
A quick-coupling device for
plug and receptacle con-
nectors. Mating is accom-
plished by rotation of the
two parts under pressure.
Beaming
Crosslinking by means of
high-energy electrons.
Binder
A spiral wrapping of a
thread to hold together the
members of a cable.
Blocking
The sticking together of
insulated wires; usually
caused by heat.
Body
A protective covering of
resilient material over any
portion of a cable, wire
termination, or termination
assembly in addition to
normal jacketing of insula-
tion, to prevent entry of
moisture. Also, a form for
holding potting compound.
Bonding Temperature
Temperature above which
adhesive melts and flows
sufficiently to form an
adhesive bond between
substrates.
Braid
A woven metallic or fiber
layer applied over wire or
cable to act as a protective
barrier or shielding.
South America: 55-11-3611-1514
Japan: 81-44-900-5102
Singapore: 65-4866-151
UK: 44-1793-528171
section of the terminal,
splice, or contact that
accommodates the
stripped conductor.
section of the terminal,
splice, or contact that
accommodates the con-
ductor insulation.
of a cap that accommo-
dates the conductor.