CTVS07RF9-98HD-LC
vs
D38999/24FA98PD-L/C
feature comparison
| Part Life Cycle Code |
Active
|
Active
|
| Ihs Manufacturer |
AMPHENOL CORP
|
TE CONNECTIVITY LTD
|
| Reach Compliance Code |
unknown
|
not_compliant
|
| ECCN Code |
EAR99
|
EAR99
|
| HTS Code |
8536.69.40.20
|
8536.69.40.20
|
| Additional Feature |
TRI-START, STANDARD: MIL-DTL-38999, POLARIZED
|
STANDARD: MIL-DTL-38999, EMI SHIELDED, POLARIZED
|
| Backshell Type |
SOLID
|
SOLID
|
| Body/Shell Style |
RECEPTACLE
|
RECEPTACLE
|
| Connector Type |
MIL SERIES CONNECTOR
|
MIL SERIES CONNECTOR
|
| Contact Finish Mating |
NOT SPECIFIED
|
|
| Contact Gender |
MALE
|
MALE
|
| Contact Material |
NOT SPECIFIED
|
|
| Coupling Type |
THREADED
|
THREADED
|
| DIN Conformance |
NO
|
NO
|
| Empty Shell |
YES
|
YES
|
| Environmental Characteristics |
CORROSION/ENVIRONMENT/MOSITURE RESISTANT
|
CORROSION/ENVIRONMENT/FLUID RESISTANT
|
| Filter Feature |
NO
|
NO
|
| IEC Conformance |
NO
|
NO
|
| MIL Conformance |
YES
|
NO
|
| Mating Information |
MULTIPLE MATING PARTS AVAILABLE
|
MULTIPLE MATING PARTS AVAILABLE
|
| Mixed Contacts |
NO
|
NO
|
| Mounting Type |
CABLE AND PANEL
|
CABLE AND PANEL
|
| Option |
GENERAL PURPOSE
|
GENERAL PURPOSE
|
| Shell Finish |
NICKEL
|
NICKEL
|
| Shell Material |
ALUMINUM ALLOY
|
ALUMINUM ALLOY
|
| Shell Size |
9
|
9
|
| Termination Type |
CRIMP
|
CRIMP
|
| Total Number of Contacts |
3
|
3
|
| Base Number Matches |
1
|
1
|
| Rohs Code |
|
Yes
|
| Contact Quantities |
|
3
|
| Contact Sizes |
|
20
|
| Contact Style |
|
RND PIN-SKT
|
| Degrees of Rotation |
|
64
|
| EMI Shielded |
|
NO
|
| Mains Connector Rating |
|
7.5A
|
| Number Of Connectors |
|
ONE
|
| Number of Ports |
|
1
|
| Operating Temperature-Max |
|
200 °C
|
| Operating Temperature-Min |
|
-65 °C
|
| Panel Mount |
|
NO
|
| Polarization |
|
D
|
| Polarization Key |
|
POLARIZED
|
| Rated Current (Signal) |
|
7.5 A
|
| Unique Insert Number |
|
A98
|
| Wire Size-Max |
|
20 AWG
|
| Wire Size-Min |
|
24 AWG
|
|
|
|
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