Tyco Electronics' Press-Fit Frame Connector (PFFC)

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Created on: Jun 28, 2010 2:42 AM by andy waller - Last Modified: Apr 26, 2011 10:56 AM by andy waller

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Unique coplanar board-to-board connector!

Working rather like a staple (although a bit more sophisticated), the Tyco Electronics' Press-Fit Frame Connector (PFFC) is a truly unique board-to-board solution. Printed circuit boards can be connected in a coplanar fashion, with the convenience and speed of Press-Fit technology.

Available in 20 and 24 position, these connector can also be used in series for greater pin count. See the presentation images below for an example of the PFFC in use; using a combination of the 24 and 20 position connectors for a 164 position PFFC for PCI ExpressCard applicaiton.

Applications for the Tyco Electronics PFFC are numerous, resulting in a truly versatile and practical interconnect solution for electronic design engineer.

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Description	TE Part#
PRESS-FIT FRAME CONNECTOR, 20WAY	2-2143362-0 2-2143362-0
PRESS-FIT FRAME CONNECTOR, 24WAY	2-2143362-4 2-2143362-4
First available from Element14. For ordering information click the Tyco Electronics part number above! PCIe is a trademark of PIC-SIG ExpressCard is a trademark of PCMCIA

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PFFC Connector_Drawing.pdf (155.3 K)

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