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Amphenol Heavy Duty Cylindrical Connectors

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MIL-C-22992, QWLDMS solder contactsMachine copper alloy contacts in a full range of sizes, with closed entry socket design inthe size 12 and 16 contacts. A heavy silver-plated finish is deposited on all MS style soldercontacts for maximum corrosion resistance, maximum current carrying capacity andlow millivolt drop. Gold plated contacts are also available (See how to order, page 22).10-36982-310-36983-3PartNumber10-36982-510-36983-510-407028-810-407029-810-407028-410-407029-410-407028-310-407029-3Pin/SocketPinSocketPinSocketPinSocketPinSocketPinSocketSOLDER CONTACTS*MatingEnd SizeWire BarrelSize16 Long 1612 128 84 40 0AllowableWire Size16182022121081046012Test Current**Amps13107.55231746338060150125100* Solder Wells Unfilled**Contact ratings as stated are test ratings only. The connector could not withstand full rated current through all contacts continuously. Please note that the electrical datagiven is not an establishment of electrical safety factors. This is left entirely in the designer’s hands as he can best determine which peak voltage, switching surges, transients,etc. can be expected in a particular circuit.MSServiceRatingTable ICONTACT ARRANGEMENTSERVICE RATINGRecommendedOperating Voltage*at Sea LevelDC AC(RMS)EffectiveCreepageDistanceNom.MechanicalSpacingNom.Inst. 250 200 1/16A 700 500 1/8 1/16D 1250 900 3/16 1/8E 1750 1250 1/4 3/16B 2450 1750 5/16 1/4C 4200 3000 1 5/16* The values listed in Table I represent operating valueswhich include a generous safety factor. It may be necessaryfor some applications to exceed the operatingvoltages listed here. If this is necessary, desigers willfind Table II useful for determining the degree towhich the recommended values of Table I can beexceeded.MSServiceRatingAirspaceNominalDistanceCreepageTable IIALTITUDE VOLTAGEDERATING** CHARTStandard SeaLevel ConditionsMinimumFlashoverVoltageAC(RMS)TestVoltageAC(RMS)Pressure Altitude†50,000 FeetMinimumFlashoverVoltageAC(RMS)TestVoltageAC(RMS)Pressure Altitude†70,000 FeetMinimumFlashoverVoltageAC(RMS)TestVoltageAC(RMS)Inst. 1/32 1/16 1400 1000 550 400 325 260A 1/16 1/8 2800 2000 800 600 450 360D 1/8 3/16 3600 2800 900 675 500 400E 3/16 1/4 4500 3500 1000 750 550 440B 1/4 5/16 5700 4500 1100 825 600 480C 5/16 1 8500 7000 1300 975 700 560† Not corrected for changes in density due to variations in temperature.**No attempt has been made to recommend operating voltages. The designer must determine his own operatingvoltage by the application of a safety factor to the above derating chart to compensate for circuit transients,surges, etc.75

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