Molex Blind Mate Connectors 0
| Part | RoHS | Manufacturer | Connector Type | Option | Reliability | Contact Gender | No. of Connectors | Panel Mount | Body Length | Body Diameter | Insulation Resistance | Mixed Contacts | Insertion Loss | EMI Shielded | Filter Feature | Body Width | Termination Contact Finish | Body Depth | MIL Conformity | Coupling Type | Insulator Material | Maximum Operating Temperature (Cel) | DIN Conformance | IEC Conformity | Minimum Operating Temperature | Empty Shell | Shell Finish | No. of Ports | Contact Material | Mating Contact Finish | Additional Features | Rated Current - Signal | Voltage Standing Wave Ratio | Total No. of Contacts | Durability | Mounting Type | Characteristic Impedance | Sub-Category | Shell Material | Cable Types | Mating Info. | Mains Connector Rating | Termination Type | Minimum Withdrawal Force (N) | Contact Resistance | Body or Shell Style | Mounting Style | Contact Style | JESD-609 Code | Maximum Insertion Force (N) | Terminal Length | Mounting Option-1 | Maximum Operating Frequency |
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Blind mate connectors are a type of electrical connector that are designed to allow for easy and precise connection of two or more components, even when the connection is not visible or easily accessible.
These connectors are typically used in applications where there are space constraints, or where connections need to be made in hard-to-reach places. They are also commonly used in high-vibration environments where traditional connectors may become dislodged over time.
Blind mate connectors typically consist of two or more parts, with one part containing a floating guide mechanism that helps to align the connector with the mating component. The other part contains the contact pins or sockets that make the electrical connection.
Blind mate connectors can be either self-aligning, meaning that they automatically align when mated, or manual-aligning, where the components must be aligned by hand before the connector is mated. Some blind mate connectors also feature a locking mechanism to ensure that the connection remains secure.
Blind mate connectors are commonly used in aerospace, defense, and telecommunications applications, as well as in data centers and other high-reliability applications. They are known for their high reliability, ease of use, and ability to make precise connections in difficult-to-reach locations.