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    Mono-pole connector from Hirose optimized for LED lighting

    08/01/2013

    Hirose Electric, a leader in the development of innovative connector solutions, has developed the DF59S Series, a mono-pole connector that is optimized for LED lighting applications. The board-to-board connectors feature a housing free receptacle that produces a slim fit and low profile when mated, making this an excellent connector for high density LED applications. The DF59S Series has a unique "stress-free contact" that provides a ± 0.5 mm floating function in the X and Y directions and ± 0.2 mm in the Z direction. "The DF59S Series connectors are ideal for high density, low power LED applications with limited space between LEDs," said Rick van Weezel, vice president of sales and marketing for Hirose Electric USA. "This connector series provides a solution for LED engineers hoping to maximize board space while ensuring the optimal performance needed for an application to excel." Depending on the distance between the two connector sets, the DF59S Series connectors have a rated voltage range of 200V to 350V, and a high-current capacity of 3A. The DF59S series is RoHS and REACH compliant, and is classified as a Halogen-free product. Pending UL application, the DF59S Series connector's creepage distance from the PCB edge to the contact pad satisfies the 250V condition requirement of IEC60664-1. Hirose

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