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| Material |
Plunger/barrel: Brass Spring: Stainless steel |
| Electroplating |
Plunger: 5 micro-inch minimum Au over 50-100 micro-inch nickel Barrel: 5 micro-inch minimum Au over 50-100 micro-inch nickel |
| Electrical specification |
Contact electrical resistor: 100 mOhm Max. Rated voltage: 12V DC Max Rated current: 1.0A |
| Mechanical performance | Life: 10,000 cycle min. |
Smart watches, smart wristbands, locator devices, Bluetooth headphones, smart shoes, smart glasses, smart backpacks, etc.
Smart home devices, smart appliances, air purifiers, automatic controllers, and more.
Medical equipment, wireless charging equipment, data communication equipment, telecommunications equipment, automation and industrial devices.
Laptops, tablets, PDAs, handheld data terminals, and modern personal electronics.
Aviation, aerospace, military communication, military electronics, automobiles, vehicle navigation, testing fixtures, and specialized testing equipment.
What materials are used in these Pogo Pin connectors?
The plunger and barrel are crafted from high-grade Brass, while the spring is made of robust Stainless Steel to ensure long-term durability and elasticity.
What are the benefits of the Gold (Au) electroplating on the pins?
A minimum of 5 micro-inch Gold (Au) over 50-100 micro-inch Nickel plating is applied to both the plunger and barrel. This ensures superior electrical conductivity, excellent corrosion resistance, and low contact resistance.
What is the rated voltage and current capacity?
These connectors are designed to support a rated voltage of up to 12V DC Max, and a rated current of 1.0A, with a maximum contact resistance of 100 mOhm.
What is the expected lifespan (durability) of the connectors?
The mechanical performance is rated for a minimum lifespan of 10,000 mating cycles, making them ideal for high-frequency connection interfaces.
Can these pins be used in smart wearables and medical devices?
Yes, they are highly optimized for space-constrained and reliable applications including smart watches, medical sensors, wireless charging pads, automotive electronics, and testing fixtures.
