327913-000 Tyco Electronics, 327913-000 Datasheet - Page 622

• Manufacturer Part Number: 327913-000
• Description: Connector Accessories Hexa Shield Adapter Aluminum Alloy Olive Drab
• Manufacturer: Tyco Electronics
• Type: Hexa Shield Adapterr

11-10
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
In a cable, an uninsulated
conductor laid over the
component, or compo-
nents, in a foil-shield cable.
Used as a ground connec-
tion.
Dust Cover
See Cover, Electrical
Connector.
EID
See See Expanded ID.
Elastic Memory
The ability of a crosslinked
polymer to be deformed to
some predetermined
shape, hold that shape for a
period, and then return to
its original shape upon the
application of heat.
Elastomer
A material that exhibits very
low or zero crystallinity and
a high degree of flexibility
(rubber is a synonym).
Elongation
The ultimate elongation, or
elongation at rupture.
Expressed as a percentage
of original length.
EMI
Abbreviation for electro-
magnetic interference.
Encapsulant
Description related to the
way dual-wall tubing prod-
ucts and precoated molded
parts melt and flow when
heated, filling any void in
the area being covered.
Unlike an adhesive, an
encapsulant does not form
a mechanical bond to the
substrate.
Encapsulation
Covering and sealing.
End
The number of fibers or
strands per carrier in braid-
ing operations.
Environmentally Sealed
(Continued)
Dimensions are shown for
reference purposes only.
Specifications subject
to change.
Description of a system to
keep out moisture, dirt, air,
or dust that might reduce
performance.
Epoxy
A family of thermosetting
resins usually used as
adhesives or encapsulants.
ETFE
(Ethylenetetrafluoroethylene)
A fluoropolymer used as
base resin for SPEC 55 wire
and HCTE.
Expanded ID (EID)
The specified minimum (as
supplied) internal diameter
of tubing.
Expansion Ratio
An expression of how much
larger the inside diameter of
a tubing is before shrinking.
Specifically, the relationship
of the minimum (expanded)
inside diameter of tubing to
the maximum (recovered)
inside diameter, expressed
as a ratio. See also Shrink
Ratio.
Extraction Tool
A tool used for removing
contacts from a connector
body.
Extrusion
A process that conveys
plastic insulation material,
generally via a screw,
through forming dies and
subsequently cools the
insulation material to form a
predetermined shape.
Feedthru (feedthrough)
A bushing in a wall or bulk-
head with terminations on
one or both sides.
Filler
A material used in a cable
construction to fill large
interstices, thus providing a
round construction; can be
shaped, round, or in mastic
forms. A nonfunctional
member used in a cable to
provide a more circular
cross section.
Flame-resistant
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A descriptor applied to a
material that is inherently
resistant to burning.
Flame Retardant
A descriptor applied to a
material that has been
made or treated so as to
resist burning.
Flat Braid
A braided shield composed
of flat strands.
Flat Cable
A cable with each compo-
nent in a single, flat plane.
Flat Conductor
A conductor having a
rectangular cross section,
as opposed to a round or
square cross section.
Flex Life
A measure of the suscepti-
bility of a conductor or other
device to failure due to
fatigue from repeated
bending.
Fluoropolymer
A polymer that contains
atoms of fluorine.
Flux
A liquid or solid that, when
heated, exercises a clean-
ing and protective action
upon surfaces.
Used to promote or facili-
tate fusion during soldering
or welding.
Front Release Contacts
Connector contacts that are
released from the front side
of the connector and then
removed from the back,
wire side of the connector.
Full Recovery Temperature,
Minimum
See Recovery Temperature.
Gauge
A term used to denote the
physical size of a wire.
See also AWG.
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