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GL61x0 Product Technical
Specification and User Guide
Technical Specifications
5.2.2. Mechanical Constraints
5.2.2.1. Micro-Fit Connector
The following table lists the mechanical constraints that must be taken into account when using the 8-
pin Micro-Fit connector.
Table 16. Micro-Fit Connector Mechanical Constraints
Description
Mechanical Limit
Notes
Connector Mate and
Unmate Forces
MINIMUM withdrawal force: 3.7N (0.8lbf)
This is the least amount of force needed
to unplug the cable from the 8-pin
Micro-Fit connector.
MAXIMUM insertion force: 8.0N (1.8lbf)
This is the maximum amount of force
that should be used when inserting a
male connector into the 8-pin Micro-Fit
connector. Using force greater than this
might damage the Micro-Fit connector.
Terminal Retention
Force (in housing)
MINIMUM retention force: 24.5N (5.5lbf)
This is the least amount of force needed
to keep the power supply cable
connected to the 8-pin Micro-Fit
connector.
Terminal Insertion
Force (into housing)
MAXIMUM insertion force: 14.7N (3.3lbf)
This is the maximum amount of force
that should be used when pushing in
the power supply cable into the 8-pin
Micro-Fit connector. Using force greater
than this might damage the Micro-Fit
connector.
5.2.2.2. FME Connector
The following table lists the mechanical constraints that must be taken into account when using the
FME RF connector.
Table 17. FME RF Connector Mechanical Constraints
Mating Force
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