The 68602-116HLF: In a board that gets reworked or a test fixture that sees quarterly connects, the contact interface holds up well beyond a tin or flash-gold alternative. The phosphor bronze contact material carries the current with a stable spring force over that thermal swing.
68602-116HLF BERGSTIK® II Header, 16 Pos, 0.100" Pitch, Gold
MPN68602-116HLF
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Amphenol ICC (FCI) BERGSTIK® II, 68602-116HLF, unshrouded through-hole header, 16 positions, dual-row, 0.100" (2.54 mm) pitch, 30 µinch gold mating finish, 3 A per contact.
$1.2800Ref. price · indicative, final on quote
RoHSRoHS Compliant
SeriesBERGSTIK® II
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Specifications
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Series | BERGSTIK® II |
| Type | Male Pin |
| Mounting | Through Hole |
| Connector type | Header |
| Fastening type | Push-Pull |
| Current rating | 3A |
| Operating temperature | -65°C ~ 130°C |
| Contact material | Phosphor Bronze |
| Insulation color | Black |
| Insulation height | 0.100\" (2.54mm) |
| Material flammability rating | UL94 V-0 |
| Style | Board to Board |
All specifications
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Package | Bag |
| Shrouding | Unshrouded |
| Termination | Solder |
| Contact shape | Square |
| Rows | 2 |
| Pitch | 0.100\" (2.54mm) |
| Positions | 16 |
| Row spacing - mating | 0.100\" (2.54mm) |
| Contact length - post | 0.150\" (3.81mm) |
| Overall contact length | 0.480\" (12.19mm) |
| Contact finish - mating | Gold or Gold, GXT™ |
| Contact length - mating | 0.230\" (5.84mm) |
| Contact finish thickness - mating | 30.0µin (0.76µm) |
Product details
Frequently asked questions
Is the 68602-116HLF shrouded or unshrouded?
Unshrouded — there is no plastic shroud around the pins. The mating half relies on the contact friction for retention, so in high-vibration environments a locking latch on the receptacle side is worth planning for.