Key features
- Contact sizes 8
- Qualified further EN3155-074 and 075
- Available for MIL-DTL-38999, EN3645, EN4165 and ARINC600
- Available in crimp and PC Tails versions
- Requires modification of cavities Size 8 to accommodate keyed contacts
Applications
- Ethernet
- AFDX (Avionics Full Duplex Switched Ethernet
- Cockpit (display) & In-Flight Entertainment
- 100 or 150 O matched differential pairs
- Bandwidth: Up to 1,25GHz
- Data rate: Exceeding 2,5Gbps
- Voltage rating: 500VRms max at sea level
- Dielectric Withstanding Voltage:
- 1000VAC rms between all inner contacts at sea level
- 500VAC rms between inner and outer contacts at sea level
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Quadrax Contacts from Amphenol Socapex are designed to provide high data transfer rates with low power consumption, making them an ideal choice for various applications such as Ethernet, AFDX (Avionics Full Duplex Switched Ethernet), cockpit displays, and in-flight entertainment. These contacts are available in contact size 8 and qualified further to EN3155-074 and 075. They can be used with MIL-DTL-38999, EN3645, EN4165, and ARINC600 connectors, and come in both crimp and PC Tails versions. Modification of cavities size 8 is required to accommodate keyed contacts. Quadrax Contacts have a bandwidth of up to 1.25GHz and can exceed data rates of 2.5Gbps. They have a voltage rating of 500VRms max at sea level and can withstand a dielectric voltage of 1000VAC rms between all inner contacts and 500VAC rms between inner and outer contacts at sea level. It's important to note that for a full duplex Ethernet network, two Quadrax Contacts are needed.
Overall, Quadrax Contacts are an excellent option for applications requiring high-speed data transfer with low power consumption.
What are quadrax cables?
Quadrax from Amphenol Socapex are high-speed connectivity solutions designed for military, aerospace, and industrial applications. Featuring a unique quadrax contact configuration, they enable both data and power transmission while minimizing electromagnetic interference (EMI). These contacts ensure reliable performance in challenging environments, making them essential for mission-critical systems.