How do you put an Amphenol connector together?

How do you put an Amphenol connector together?

1. Step 1 – Disassemble the Male Amphenol Connector.
2. Step 2 – Remove Cable Support.
3. Step 3 – Back Off Wire Screws and Remove Connector.
4. Step 4 – Strip Cable Insulation and Trim Wires.
5. Step 5 – Strip Wires and Wrap Ground Wire.
6. Step 6 – Insert Cable into Bottom of Connector.
7. Step 7 – Connect Wires to Male Connector.

What is a reverse bayonet connector?

CA Bayonet is the fully proven, versatile and high performance interconnect solution for all critical harsh environment applications. As the original reverse bayonet coupling connector it delivers quick and simple mating and un-mating while delivering the ultimate in shock and vibration resistance.

How do I know what size my connector shell is?

Shell size is determined by dividing the shell’s diameter by . 0625 (the increment between sizes). For example, a size 8 shell has a diameter of . 50 and 8 X .

What is a bayonet coupling?

[¦bā·ə′net ¦kəp·liŋ] (design engineering) A coupling in which two or more pins extend out from a plug and engage in grooves in the side of a socket.

Which countries use bayonet bulbs?

The bayonet mount is the standard light bulb fitting in the United Kingdom and in many countries that were members of the British Empire including Pakistan, Australia, Hong Kong, Fiji India, Sri Lanka, Ireland, and New Zealand, parts of the Middle East and Africa and, historically, in France and Greece.

What does contact size 22D mean?

22D – barrel diameter = 0.0345 +/-0.01 (inch) Tested for wire gauge up to 22 (5 A), 24 (3 A), 26 (2 A), 28 (1.5 A) 22M – barrel diameter = 0.0280 +/-0.01 (inch) Tested for wire gauge up to 24 (3 A), 26 (2 A), 28 (1.5 A)

What is a backshell?

A backshell is a mechanical device threaded into the rear of an electrical connector. The more popular backshells are strain relief, cable clamps and adaptors.

What is a solder cup fitting?

Solder cup terminals are primarily designed for the in-line solder termination of conductors. This style of terminal is principally designed as a precision-machined pin for insertion into connector bodies.

What are solder cup pins?

Solder Cup Terminal Pins Precision machined brass pins, designed with a solder cup feature, provide an efficient means for transforming wires into functional interconnect components. These pins are commonly paired with Mill-Max receptacles to create reliable, pluggable connections to other wires and cables or to PCB’s.

Do you need to solder header pins?

After all, they have to be soldered in straight or they won’t line up properly with the headers on the breadboard and connections will be lost. Boards with headers are good for those who want to plug in shields without any soldering.