1903646-1 [MACOM]

Spring Fingers; 春天的手指
1903646-1
型号: 1903646-1
厂家: Tyco Electronics    Tyco Electronics
描述:

Spring Fingers
春天的手指

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Quick Reference Guide  
Spring Fingers  
Spring fingers (also known as shield fingers, grounding springs or universal ground contacts) are used in  
almost every small printed circuit board application. A spring finger is a single contact, surface mountable,  
internal connector. It provides an electrical connection and grounding from EMI noise and static between  
a PCB and other electronic components, such as a secondary PCB, shield cam, antenna, or speaker. TE  
Connectivity oꢀers a wide selection of spring fingers in varying styles and sizes depending on the type of  
application.  
FEATURES  
BENEFITS  
APPLICATIONS  
Used for grounding between  
device and PCB  
Prevents EMI noise and static  
Provides a highly reliable  
connection  
Provides an easy and  
inexpensive method for  
connecting multiple PCBs  
Allows for versatility in  
design of the PCB  
Cell phones, smart phones  
MP3 players  
Digital cameras, camcorders  
GPS units  
eReaders  
Tablets  
PCs and laptops  
Home electronic devices  
Automotive  
Provides shielding from  
vibration from motors, anten-  
nas, speakers and microphones  
Used as a connection for  
stacking applications between  
primary and secondary PCBs  
Available in eꢀective heights of  
0.5mm - 3.4mm  
Can be designed in at the last  
minute  
Industrial equipment  
Requires limited space on a  
PCB  
No expensive specialized  
equipment needed  
Accommodates soldering and  
pick-and-place using standard  
equipment  
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Spring Fingers  
Applications  
Mobile Devices  
Digital cameras and videos  
Handheld games  
Payment terminals  
Cell phones  
Smart phones  
MP3 players  
GPS  
eReaders  
Fitness Equipment  
Home Entertainment  
Set top boxes  
Game consoles  
DVD players  
Blu-Ray disc drives  
Industrial Equipment  
Security systems  
POS scanners  
Personal Computing  
Desktop computers  
Notebooks  
Tablets  
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Spring Fingers  
Types of Spring Fingers  
Standard-flat contact  
Pre-Loaded-Round or Flat Contact  
Standard Box or C type  
spring fingers both have  
simple geometry for  
easy application.  
Pre-loaded spring fingers are  
recommended when a stable electrical  
contact with minimal deflection is  
needed. The force change is minimized  
over working range of the spring finger.  
C
Box  
Pre-loaded  
Ultra low profile  
Pre-loaded Scalable  
Ultra low profile, Y type spring fingers, are used  
in applications where low eꢀective heights are  
needed.  
The scalable family of spring fingers  
oꢀers the same benefits as pre-loaded  
spring fingers, but with a common  
footprint.  
Y
Scalable Pre-loaded  
Scalable Spring Finger Key Features  
Spring finger family with a common footprint  
in scalable heights.  
Locking for prevention of  
overstretching due to sideways  
force  
Dimple on the  
contact to enhance  
the contact force  
Pick-and-place area  
for Φ 0.75mm nozzle  
pre-load function  
Contact can deflect to  
the bottom of spring  
finger without  
Holes provide  
increased soldering  
strength and reduce  
solder wicking  
permanent deformation  
Tip bent backwards to prevent hooking  
Radius on both sides of tip  
to remove sharp edges  
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Spring Fingers  
Standard and Ultra Low Profile Spring Fingers  
Working Range  
Uncom-  
pressed Height  
(mm)  
Contact  
Finish  
Width  
(mm)  
P/N  
Type  
1447009-5  
Y
Nickel  
0.8  
0.8  
2.0  
2.0  
2040852-1  
1447360-9  
Gold Over  
Nickel  
Y
Gold over  
Nickel  
C
C
1.7  
1.3  
1.5  
1.5  
1.2  
1447360-8  
Gold over  
Nickel  
1746136-1  
1871059-1  
1674954-1  
1734300-1  
1447009-7  
1447009-8  
Gold over  
Nickel  
Box  
2.0  
Gold over  
Nickel  
C
Box  
C
1.7  
2.0  
3.0  
3.5  
3.5  
1.5  
Gold  
Flash  
2.0  
Gold over  
Nickel  
2.49  
2.49  
2.49  
2.49  
2.49  
4.0  
Gold over  
Nickel  
C
Gold over  
Nickel  
C
1734303-1  
1437259-6  
1775073-1  
Tin-Copper  
over Nickel  
4.0  
4.0  
4.3  
Box  
C
Nickel  
Gold over  
Nickel  
Box  
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Spring Fingers  
Pre-Loaded Spring Fingers  
Working Range  
Uncom-  
Contact  
Finish  
Width  
(mm)  
pressed Height  
P/N  
Type  
(mm)  
1551631-4  
Gold over  
Nickel  
Pre-Loaded  
Pre-Loaded  
1.24  
1.0  
1.05  
1.05  
1.1  
2134078-1  
2199001-1  
Gold over  
Nickel  
1.2  
1.2  
Gold over  
Nickel  
Pre-Loaded  
Pre-Loaded  
1565158-1  
1554825-1  
Gold over  
Nickel  
1.5  
Gold over  
Nickel  
Pre-Loaded  
Pre-Loaded  
1.3  
1.0  
1.0  
1.0  
1.0  
1.0  
0.8  
2.0  
1.1  
1-1447360-1  
1857724-4  
1551281-4  
1551401-4  
1565322-1  
2040761-1  
1554901-1  
Gold over  
Nickel  
1.4  
1.8  
Gold Flash  
over Nickel  
Pre-Loaded  
Pre-Loaded  
Gold over  
Nickel  
1.8  
Gold over  
Nickel  
Pre-Loaded  
Pre-Loaded  
1.8  
Gold over  
Nickel  
1.6  
1.99  
2.0  
2.4  
3.0  
3.0  
Gold over  
Nickel  
Pre-Loaded  
Pre-Loaded  
Gold over  
Nickel  
1746854-1  
1827625-1  
Nickel  
1.1  
Pre-Loaded  
Pre-Loaded  
Pre-Loaded  
Gold over  
Nickel  
1.4  
1.4  
1903646-1  
Gold over  
Nickel  
Scalable Spring Finger Family  
Working Range  
Uncom-  
Contact  
Finish  
Width  
(mm)  
pressed Height  
P/N  
Type  
(mm)  
1551572-5  
Gold over  
Nickel  
Pre-Loaded  
1.80  
1.15  
1551573-5  
1551574-5  
1551575-5  
1551576-5  
Gold over  
Nickel  
Pre-Loaded  
Pre-Loaded  
Pre-Loaded  
Pre-Loaded  
2.15  
2.60  
3.00  
3.40  
1.15  
1.15  
1.3  
Gold over  
Nickel  
Gold Flash  
over Nickel  
Gold over  
Nickel  
1.4  
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Frequently asked questions  
Question1  
Why would I use a pre-loaded spring finger in an application?  
Answer1  
A pre-loaded spring finger allows you to get the same amount of force,  
but with a smaller compression. A pre-loaded spring finger provides a  
stable electrical contact with minimal deflection. Sometimes these are  
preferred when there is limited height available in an application.  
Question2  
What style of spring finger is best for my application?  
Answer2  
Spring fingers are typically one of the last pieces added to a board. The  
type to be used is dependent upon the height and space left on the  
board. The decision of what type of spring finger to use is typically  
based on personal preference.  
Question3  
Can the types of spring fingers be mixed in an application?  
Answer3  
Yes, an application can have multiple spring fingers and more than one  
type. For example, there can be simple C types used for grounding  
between the device and the PCB and then multiple pre-loaded spring  
fingers on the board for shielding or other simple connections.  
FOR MORE INFORMATION  
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Part numbers in this brochure are RoHS Compliant*, unless marked otherwise.  
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