Crimp-style connectors have a low profile of 3.0 mm

The new LBT A Type Series crimp style connectors recently introduced by JST Corporation, Waukegan, Illinois, provide a space saving connection for wire-to-board connections that incorporate both power and signal circuits and sequencing for lithium battery and other power connection applications. These SMT connectors have a low profile of 3.0 mm (.118”) height when assembled. The LBT A Type Series offers compact size, incorporates polarization, and stable contact performance under high vibration, distortion, and unexpected external forces. The SMT headers are available in side entry configuration. Their unique header power contact is designed with a “heat dissipation/heat sink” feature which radiates the heat away from the power contact permitting higher current carrying capability.

Rated at 7A AC/DC (using 20 AWG) power and 0.5A AC/DC (using 28 AWG) signal at 50V AC/DC. PCB mounted side entry headers are available in 3, 5, 7 and 9 circuit sizes. The LBT A Type Series has an operating temperature of -25 degree C to +85 degree C including temperature rise when applying an electrical current. The PCB mounted power contacts are made of tin plated copper alloy and the signal power contacts are made of phosphor bronze. Molded in a RoHS compliant 94V-0 material, the polarized housings feature a secure locking system.

SMT headers are provided on embossed tape for automatic insertion equipment. For further information, visit www.jst.com.

Japan Crimped Terminal Manufacturing Co., Ltd. is a connector. Crimping terminals and connectors (hereinafter referred to as connectors) Professional manufacturers, with multiple production bases and sales outlets at home and abroad. Since its establishment in 1957, the company has continued to expand in size and has grown into a leader in the connector industry with annual sales of 100 billion yen and the highest efficiency and market share.

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