78 Pin D-Type Connector Blocks and Breakouts for Pickering
The connector blocks and breakouts below are suitable to use with Pickering cards and modules that utilize a 78-pin D-type connector.
- 78 Pin D-type Connector & Cable Accessories
- 78 Pin D-Type Connector Blocks and Breakouts for Pickering
- 78 Pin D-Type Cables - Connector to Connector for Pickering
- 78 Pin D-Type Cables - Connector to Unterminated for Pickering
- 78 Pin D-Type Connectors for Pickering Products
- 78 Pin D-Type Cables - Connector to Connector
- 78 Pin D-Type Cables - Connector to Unterminated
- 78 Pin D-Type Connectors
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78-Pin D-Type Female Breakout DIN Rail
40-967-078-F
This termination option is capable of accepting heavy duty connection wires and uses rising clamp screw terminals to minimize the danger of copper strand damage. Users should care take to protect the termination, provide a suitable method of restraining the cables, and ensure appropriate electrical safety precautions are observed.
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78-Pin D-Type Male Breakout DIN Rail
40-967-078-M
This termination option is capable of accepting heavy duty connection wires and uses rising clamp screw terminals to minimize the danger of copper strand damage. Users should care take to protect the termination, provide a suitable method of restraining the cables, and ensure appropriate electrical safety precautions are observed.
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Connector Block, 78-Pin D-Type, Female
40-965A-078-F
The 40-965A-078-F connector block provides a simple method of connecting to 78-Pin D-Type connectors. The screw terminals use a rising cage clamp mechanism to minimize risk of copper strand breakage. PTFE cables are recommended for use with this connector block to maximize copper cross-sectional area and insulation properties. Connector blocks have higher losses than a cable connection and the breakdown voltage is controlled by clearances to the metal shell.
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78-Pin D-Type Block Without Backshell
92-965-078-F
This connector block provides a simple method of connecting to 78-Pin D-Type connectors. The screw terminals use a rising cage clamp mechanism to minimize risk of copper strand breakage. PTFE cables are recommended for use with this connector block to maximise copper cross-sectional area and insulation properties.
