450705-000 TE Connectivity, 450705-000 Datasheet - Page 623
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450705-000
Manufacturer Part Number
450705-000
Description
Cable Accessories Solder Sleeve Shield Terminator Blue
Manufacturer
TE Connectivity
Type
Solder Sleeve Shield Terminatorr
Datasheet
1.163665N003.pdf
(637 pages)
Specifications of 450705-000
Color
Orange
Lead Free Status / RoHS Status
Not Compliant
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Catalog 1654025
Revised 12-04
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Dimensions are in millimeters
and inches unless otherwise
specified. Values in brackets
are U.S. equivalents.
Supporting Information
Glossary
Grounding Conductor
A conductor that provides a
current return path from an
electrical device to ground.
Hardness
A general term that corre-
lates with strength, rigidity,
and resistance to abrasion
or penetration. Measured
on Shore or Rockwell
scales. See also Shore.
Harness
A system providing electri-
cal connection between two
or more points.
Heat Aging
A test that subjects compo-
nents or materials to tem-
peratures above normal
operating values to evaluate
changes in performance in
order to predict service life.
See also Accelerated
Aging.
Heat Shock
A test to determine the
stability of a material by
continuously exposing it
to an extremely high tem-
perature for a short period
of time. The test was
developed both to
demonstrate that the
material is crosslinked
and to observe any
problems in dripping,
cracking, or flowing.
Heat-Shrinkable Material
A polymeric material
capable of being reduced
in size when exposed to
heat.
Hertz (Hz)
A measure of frequency
equal to one cycle per
second.
Hookup Wire and Cable
Wiring used to connect
various points in electronic
assemblies.
Hot-Melt Adhesive
An adhesive that becomes
activated by heating. When
heated, it melts, flows over
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Dimensions are shown for
reference purposes only.
Specifications subject
to change.
the substrate surface, and
forms an adhesive bond.
Reheating causes the
adhesive to remelt.
ID (Internal Diameter)
The inside or internal
diameter of a tubing.
Impedance
The total opposition that a
circuit offers to the flow of
alternating current or any
other varying current at a
particular frequency. The
ohm is the unit of imped-
ance. Admittance is the
reciprocal of impedance.
Impulse Test
A high-voltage test
designed to locate pinholes
in the insulation of a wire or
cable by applying a voltage
while the wire or cable is
being drawn through an
electrode.
Insert Cavity (Connector)
A defined hole in the con-
nector insert into which the
contacts are inserted.
Insert
Meltable thermoplastic
ring placed within a
SolderSleeve device.
Aids in encapsulation
and sealing.
Insert (Connector)
Part that holds the contacts
in their proper arrangement
and electrically insulates
them from each other and
from the shell.
Insert Arrangement
(Connector)
The number, spacing, and
arrangement of contacts in
a termination assembly.
Insertion Tool (Connector)
A tool used to insert
removable contacts into a
connector.
USA: 1-800-522-6752
Canada: 1-905-470-4425
Mexico: 01-800-733-8926
C. America: 52-55-5-729-0425
Inspection Hole
A hole placed at one end of
a contact barrel to permit
visual inspection, to ensure
that the conductor has been
inserted to the proper depth
in the barrel prior to crimp-
ing or soldering.
Insulated Terminal
A solderless terminal with
an insulated sleeve over the
barrel to prevent a short cir-
cuit in certain installations.
Insulation, Electrical
A nonconductive material
usually surrounding or
separating two conductive
materials. Often called
the dielectric in cables
designed for high-
frequency use.
Insulation, Thermal
A nonconductive material
that prevents the passage
of heat.
Insulation Resistance
Minimum electrical resis-
tance permitted between
any pair of contacts and
between conductors and
grounding devices of the
same connectors in various
combinations. An indication
of the insulating properties
of a material.
Interconnection
The joining of one individual
device with another.
Interstice
In a cable construction, the
space or void left between
or around the cabled com-
ponents.
Irradiation
In insulations, the exposure
of the material to high-
energy emissions for
the purpose of favorably
altering the molecular
structure via crosslinking.
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Japan: 81-44-900-5102
Singapore: 65-4866-151
UK: 44-1793-528171
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