0529-0-15-15-10-27 fiche technique du réceptacle -10-0 et spécifications clés

A high-precision pin receptacle designed for 0.012"–0.017" (0.30–0.43 mm) pins. Optimized for board-to-board connectivity, high-cycle testing, and low-current signal integrity.

The 0529-0-15-15-10-27-10-0 is a specialized pin receptacle featuring a copper-alloy body with gold-over-nickel plating. Engineers prioritize this component for its tight dimensional tolerances and reliable 2A current rating, making it a staple in automated test equipment (ATE) and fine-pitch PCB assemblies.

Key Decision Factor: Matching pin diameter and mounting style (no-tail) ensures mechanical fit and long-term mating reliability for pogo-pin interfaces.
0529-0-15-15-10-27-10-0 Technical Drawing

Background: Function & Typical Applications

Application Scope

Ideal for test jigs, fixtures, and pogo-pin mating interfaces. In high-cycle production test sockets, matching the pin range precisely prevents intermittent contact and extends component life by reducing wear.

Part Anatomy

The part number defines the contact acceptance, no-tail mounting, and plating specs. Understanding these fields is essential for DFM (Design for Manufacturing) sign-off on hole sizes and press-fit requirements.

Datasheet Overview: Key Fields

Parameter Typical (Imperial) Typical (Metric)
Contact Acceptance 0.012" – 0.017" 0.30 – 0.43 mm
Outside / Flange Dia. ~0.055" ~1.4 mm
Rated Current ~2 A ~2 A
Material / Plating Copper alloy, Au/Ni Copper alloy, Au/Ni
Mating Cycles See Datasheet See Datasheet

Performance Visualization: Current Rating

2A Rated

Typical current capacity is rated at 2 Amps. Ensure proper derating for high-temperature environments or high-density deployments.

Mechanical Specifications

Dimensional Checklist: Verify the outside diameter (~1.4 mm / 0.055") and body length. Typical press-fit clearances should be maintained at 0.001"–0.003" per side depending on the substrate material.

Retention: The "No Tail" design indicates a focus on press-fit or housed mounting. Always verify pull-out force requirements and consider reflow-safe adhesives if mounting into plastic housings.

Electrical Performance

Resistance & Voltage: Contact resistance is optimized in the low milliohm range. Gold-over-nickel plating ensures signal integrity even after multiple mating cycles.

Environment: For critical deployments, implement accelerated thermal cycling tests to reveal any potential plating fatigue or corrosion risks in high-humidity zones.

Assembly & Inspection Guidance

  • Verify hole size and cleaning protocols for PCBs/Housings.
  • Use controlled tooling for press-fit insertion to avoid deformation.
  • For no-tail parts, secure via retention clips or specified adhesives.
Sample Test Procedure:
  1. Condition sample with 10 mate/unmate cycles.
  2. Apply 2A for 30s.
  3. Measure 4-wire resistance (Pass: ≤50 mΩ initial).

Sourcing & Procurement Checklist

Incoming Inspection

Confirm full part number match, material plating specs, RoHS/REACH certificates, and lot traceability before bulk acceptance.

Validation Testing

Perform mating-cycle endurance and mechanical retention (pull) tests. Define pass/fail thresholds early in the procurement phase.

Summary

  • Ensure mating-pin compatibility within the 0.012"–0.017" (0.30–0.43 mm) range to avoid accelerated wear.
  • Plan the mechanical retention strategy (press-fit or adhesive) for no-tail mounting in the final assembly.
  • Validate electrical ratings (≈2A, low mΩ) and plating integrity through initial lot qualification and sample testing.

Frequently Asked Questions

What pin diameters does the 0529-0-15-15-10-27-10-0 receptacle accept? +
This receptacle is specified to accept pins from 0.012" to 0.017" (0.30–0.43 mm). We recommend a qualified sample test to confirm reliable contact over the intended lifecycle of your specific application.
Does the datasheet recommend soldering for no-tail receptacles? +
No, no-tail parts are generally not intended for PCB soldering. They are typically used in press-fit or housed configurations. If soldering is required, please consult the manufacturer for alternate tail styles or use mechanical retention to maintain integrity.
What tests should be run on incoming lots of this receptacle? +
Checks should include dimensional verification, visual plating inspection, contact resistance at rated current, and pull-out strength testing. Always establish acceptance thresholds (AQL) before moving into mass production.
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