Zero8 SMT PCB Connector with 0.8 mm Pitch

Our Zero8 product range was developed especially for demanding industrial applications while simultaneously offering ultimate scalability: This lets you customize the construction types, stack height, and number of contacts to meet your individual needs. The socket and plug are currently available in the mid-profile type and will also be available in the low-profile and angled versions in the future. Thanks to their various structural heights, the Zero8 PCB connectors let you implement board-to-board distances of 6.00 to 20.00 mm. You can request a variable number of contacts between 12 and 80.

Features of the 0.8 mm SMT PCB connector with ScaleX technology

ScaleX – this brand stands for double-sided, robust contact technology in a plug connector system that can be scaled on a variable basis.

Place your trust in reliable contacting, even under difficult operating conditions and challenges such as vibrations and shock! At the same time, you’ll enjoy the full flexibility that the plug connector system’s scalability provides with respect to the number of contacts, board-to-board spacing and orientation, as well as optional EMC shielding.

Electromagnetic compatibility

The shielding concept on both sides guarantees interference-free, high-speed transmission in the industrial environment: The integrated shield material is especially suitable for components with high requirements in terms of electromagnetic compatibility and guarantees coupling inductance of max. 10 pH for the PCB connectors.
The large-scale shield concept reliably diverts interference currents via the multiple contacting points to both PCBs in the direction of the ground connection.

The shield concept guarantees reliable contacting at all times for individual board-to-board distances of 6–20 mm with a secure-mating range of 2.3 mm.

The shield concept not only protects the PCB connector against electromagnetic influence (interference suppressor) but also adjacent components when the PCB connector functions as a source of interference.