1687503
Phoenix Contact
1687503
Phoenix Contact
INSERT MALE 46POS CRIMP
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The 1687503 from Phoenix Contact pioneers new Heavy Duty Connectors - Inserts, Modules standards for wearable medical electronics. The biocompatible design combines ultra-low profile construction with strain relief that survives 100,000 flex cycles. Essential for continuous patient monitoring patches and implantable telemetry systems where size, reliability, and patient comfort are paramount.Designed as Insert without Contacts, the module incorporates anisotropic conductive adhesives that enable direct flex-circuit attachment.The Male interface implements magnetic alignment features that enable blind mating with <5 m positional accuracy.With 46 configuration, the design supports simultaneous biopotential sensing and wireless power transfer channels.The B24 form factor achieves 0.3mm thickness while maintaining 50 impedance control for high-fidelity biosignal acquisition.Crimp termination utilizes laser-assisted bonding that creates oxide-free interfaces without thermal damage to substrates.Rated for 500V, the insulation system exceeds ISO 10993-5 cytotoxicity requirements for prolonged skin contact.Capable of 16A leakage-critical applications, the design maintains <10nA DC leakage even after sterilization cycles.CK 2.5-ED contacts employ graphene-enhanced surfaces that resist protein fouling while maintaining <10m contact resistance.The -40°C ~ 125°C range accommodates both cryogenic storage and autoclave sterilization without material degradation.
Product Attributes
- Product Status: Obsolete
- Connector Type: Insert without Contacts
- Gender: Male
- Number of Positions: 46
- Size: B24
- Termination Style: Crimp
- Voltage Rating: 500V
- Current Rating (Amps): 16A
- Contact Type: CK 2.5-ED
- Operating Temperature: -40°C ~ 125°C
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