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FilteredSeries 80 Mighty MouseEMI/EMP Filtered ConnectorsGeneral InformationABCEFGH“Filtering” or suppression of electromagneticnoise within the connector package is reliablyaccomplished through the integration ofcapacitors and diodes into the connectorto segregate interfering high-frequency orhigh voltage noise from the desired lowerfrequency signals.While various types of capacitor filtersare available, perhaps the most widelyapplied is the Planar Array type. PlanarArrays are extremely effective at filteringhigh-frequency interference. Planar arraysmay be fabricated with different capacitivevalues on individual pins for additionalflexibility in achieving the desired level ofEMC. Diodes are used to clamp the voltagebelow a certain value, thereby protectingthe electronic circuity. They are typicallyintegrated into the connector using a smallprinted circuit board.Using filter technology has certainadvantages to the electrical systemAbout Filtered Connectorsengineer, most especially improved signalintegrity as well as size and weight reduction.In addition, filters can be incorporated into aninterconnect system late in the research anddevelopment process; for example after anunforeseen noise problem has been detected.In every filter application the signal levels andfrequency bands must be well understood inorder to select the appropriate mode or typeof filter technology.EMI noise covers a broad range of frequencies.Filter modes and types are consequentlyspecified according to the EMI frequencyranges which are the source of the actual signaldegradation and the operating frequency ofthe affected device. Filter selection must takethe following into account:Capacitance ValueWorking VoltageSurge VoltageDielectric Withstanding VoltageInsulation ResistanceTransient ProtectionAbout Multilayer Ceramic Planar Array FiltersFilter connectors suitable for most defense/aerospace applications are broadly identifiedas “low-pass” filters (i.e. they let low frequencysignals pass through and attenuate higherfrequencies). The attenuation curve can beshaped using different filter types (differentconfigurations of capacitors and inductors).These types include: Pi Filter, L-C or C-L Filter,and C Filter. These filter connector types arecharacterized by their relative abilities tofilter noise according to capacitance, voltagevalues and load impedances.Prior to shipping a filtered connector, Glenairoffers extensive testing, qualification andburn-in options. Tests range from a simplecapacitance (C), insulation resistance (IR),and dielectric withstanding voltage (DWV),to more elaborate options such as RFinsertion loss, dissipation factor, Zener/TVS diode test, ground resistance, voltageconditioning and thermal shock.JJPlanar, multi-layer ceramic capacitive filtersoffer reduced size and improved performancecompared to discrete discoidal or tubularcapacitors. Planar array filter devices havethe advantage, especially when comparedto capacitive filters integrated at the circuitboard level, of being bidirectionally effectiveat attenuating unwanted noise travelling intoand out of equipment enclosures.As mentioned above, the planar array canbe designed with different capacitive valueson individual pins, and pin groupings,and can also be selectively equipped withsurge protection diodes. The ability toaccommodate such Transient VoltageSuppressions (TVS) diodes to protect againstvoltage spikes from transient sources suchas EMP, lightning or Electrostatic Discharge(ESD) is an additional strength of the planararray design. The planar array package can alsoeasily accommodate ferrite elements to addinductance to the filter device. For these reasonsand more, the planar array is the most commonfilter type specified in defense/ aerospace andother high-performance applications.The planar array consists of multiple layersof ceramic dielectric separated by individualsheets of a ceramic tape material screenprintedwith a pattern of metal electrodes. Theexact configuration of the electrodes—theircombined capacitance values, positions visa-visindividual contacts, selective groundingto the connector shell, etc.—determines theEMI attenuation properties of the filter device.After the layer-cake of dielectric materials andconductive elements is assembled, it is firedat high temperature to create a unified,monolithic structure.Typically, custom-configured planar arrays,with unique capacitive elements and values,are required to effectively address complexEMI problems such as might be encounteredin an avionics bay or in the body of a missile.For this reason, planar array fabrication isaccomplished using the most advanced CADsoftware and CNC machine tools. As criticalEMI problems are often discovered late in thedevelopment process—perhaps only afterequipment has been installed for use—it iscritical that turnaround times in design andfabrication of custom designs are kept to aminimum. Glenair is committed to meetingthe most aggressive delivery requirements forplanar array type filter connectors.Dimensions in inches (millimeters) and are subject to change without notice.© 2010 Glenair, Inc. CAGE Code 06324 Printed in U.S.A.GLENAIR, INC. • 1211 AIR WAY • GLENDALE, CA 91201-2497 • 818-247-6000 • FAX 818-500-9912www.glenair.com J-2 E-Mail: sales@glenair.com01-JANUARY-2010
Series 80 Mighty MouseEMI/EMP Filtered ConnectorsSelection Guide and General InformationFilteredsection J Filtered Mighty Mouse product selection guideSeries 801 FilteredReceptaclesPage J-6Series 801 Filtered Receptacles with Double-Start ACMEThreadsRugged double-start ACME thread provides fast mating. Choose jam nutmount (shown) or square flange. Integral shield termination platformaccepts BAND-IT micro-bands, sold separately. Mates with Series 801plugs.Series 804 FilteredReceptaclesPage J-9Series 804 Filtered Quick-Disconnect ReceptaclesThese "push-pull" receptacles mate with standard Series 804 plugs. A coil spring inthe receptacle provides low shell-to-shell resistance and consistent de-mate releaseforce. Choose front mount or rear mount jam nut styles.Series 805 FilteredreceptaclesPage J-12Series 805 Filtered Receptacles with Triple-Start ACMEThreadsSeries 805 connectors offer performance comparable to MIL-DTL-38999but with reduced size and weight. Mating plugs feature a ground springand ratcheting self-locking mechanism.About EMP, ESD and Transient Voltage SuppressionElectromagnetic Pulse (EMP) refers to theintense radio frequency pulses produced bynuclear explosions at high altitudes. Othernames for this phenomenon are NuclearEMP (NEMP), and High-Altitude EMP(HEMP). Like other forms of electromagneticinterference, EMP can have a destructiveeffect on sensitive electronic devices,particularly those used in mission-criticalmilitary applications. This occurs if andwhen the EMP grounds to an antenna or anunshielded cable and passes unmolestedinto an electronic device.Electrostatic Discharge (ESD) is the suddenflow of electric current caused by staticelectricity and electrostatic induction.Semiconductors can be damaged by ESD.Transient Voltage Suppression ( T VS)technologies are designed to shunt voltagetransients directly to ground before suchGlenair connector subassembly withdiodes to shunt excessive voltages toground.surges can damage sensitive electronicequipment. Individual TVS diodes as wellas diode modules may be incorporateddirectly into the filter connector packageto provide optimal protection for eitherindividual contacts or groups of contactswithout significant increases in connectorsize or weight.Individual circuit protection diodesand diode modules are available for allconnector types and are routinely stockedby Glenair to reduce lead-times. Individualdiodes and modules may be screenedand tested prior to assembly to ensurereliable performance. Field maintenanceand repair of damaged diodes is alsopossible as both individual diodes anddiode modules are easily removed fromthe connector package.RTCA DO-160 and other electricalper formance standards now defineacceptable benchmarks for withstandingelectromagnetic pulse, lightning strike,or other induced voltage surges in highreliabilitysystems. Glenair designs all TVSequipped filter connectors to conform tothe RTCA DO-160 standard. Contact Glenairfor more information on filtered connectorswith transient voltage suppression.JDimensions in inches (millimeters) and are subject to change without notice.© 2010 Glenair, Inc. CAGE Code 06324 Printed in U.S.A.GLENAIR, INC. • 1211 AIR WAY • GLENDALE, CA 91201-2497 • 818-247-6000 • FAX 818-500-9912www.glenair.com J-3 E-Mail: sales@glenair.com01-JANUARY-2010
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