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High speed Q strip connectors

Samtec has broadened its High Speed product offering for rugged, Board-to-Board applications with the addition of an optional metal latching system for its popular 0,8mm (.0315”) pitch Q Strip High Speed Connector Strips.

The new latch increases unmating force by 3 lbs and creates an audible click when properly mated. 

This High Speed Q Strip Header and Socket System (QTE/QSE Series) features an integral metal plane for power or ground rated to 10.1A at 95˚C. Signaling may be routed single-ended with performance to 9 GHz, or differentially with performance to 8.5 GHz at -3dB insertion loss. The system is available in a choice of standard stack heights, from 5mm to 25mm, with application specific heights also available. 

An alternate rugged feature to the latching system is a retention pin option which increases unmating force up to 50%. In addition, application specific guide posts, screw downs, friction locks, and board spacing standoffs are available. With optional Electro-Polished Selective plating, the QTE/QSE Series Q Strip will also qualify for Samtec’s Extended Life Products certification which includes 10 year MFG testing. 

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