6863XX124422 WURTH | Alldatasheet
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A B C D SIZE REV DATE FILE BY H I J K L M APPROVAL: GMo UNIT: MM DESCRIPTION: 1.0MM ZIF FPC VERTICAL CONTACT TYPE - TAPE & REEL PACKAGING WITH CAP SCALE: SHEET: 1/2 WERI PART NO: 686 3xx 124 422 DRAW: PEARL PROJECTION: GENERAL TOLERANCE .X = +/- 0.2 .XX = +/- 0.15 RoHS Compliant RECOMMANDED PCB LAYOUT COMPONENT VIEW APPLICABLE FFC LAYOUT 5 (THICKNESS: FROM 0.29 MM to 0,34 MM) MATERIAL: HOUSING MATERIAL: LCP FLAMABILITY RATING: UL94-V0 COLOR: IVORY ACTUATOR MATERIAL: LCP COLOR: BLACK CONTACT MATERIAL: PHOSPOR BRONZE CONTACT PLATING: 100µ TIN OVER 50µ NI QUALITY CLASS: 25 MATING CYCLES* ENVIRONNEMENTAL: OPERATING TEMPERATURE: -25°C UP TO 85°C COMPLIANCE: LEAD FREE AND ROHS ELECTRICAL: CURRENT RATING: 1.0A WORKING VOLTAGE: 125V INSULATION RESISTANCE: >100MOHM DIELECTRIC WITHSTANDING VOLT. : 500VAC/MN CONTACT RESISTANCE: 20mOHM MAX STANDARD CERTIFIED: E323964 / MODEL NUMBER 686 FOLLOWED BY 1 OR 3, FOLLOWED BY 04 THRU 28, FOLLOWED BY 1244, FOLLOWED BY NUMERIC DIGITS SOLDERING: REFLOW PROCESS ONLY PACKAGING TAPE & REEL WITH CAP DIMENSION: A =B + 7.0MM B =1.0MM x (NB PINS - 1) C =B + 2.00MM D =B + 5.85MM *NOTE: theoretical value related to the Tin plating; however, due to the sensitive actuator, we recommend not to make more than 1 or 2 cycles in order to maintain acceptable mechanical & electrical conditions 05-JUN-15 TPK REVIEW AK
A B C D SIZE REV DATE FILE BY A B C D E F G APPROVAL: GMo UNIT: MM DESCRIPTION: 1.0MM ZIF FPC VERTICAL CONTACT TYPE - TAPE & REEL PACKAGING WITH CAP SCALE: SHEET: 2/2 WERI PART NO: 6863 xx 124422 DRAW: AK PROJECTION: GENERAL TOLERANCE .X = +/- 0.2 .XX = +/- 0.15 RoHS Compliant
Pull the actuator upwards in the open position Insert the FFC cable vertically until the conductor almost disappears Press both ends of the actuatorPress actuator in the middle to make there is no gap and the actuator is locked A B
Do not keep FFC inclined when insertion A B Pull the actuator as horizontally as possible by a proper force Do not pull the actuator too far otherwise the stop limit (hook on actuator) may be broken Don’t keep conductor toward actuator