FH35C datasheet(12/12 Pages) HIROSE

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FH35C Series●0.3 mm pitch, 0.9 mm height, back flip type dual-sided FPC connector

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Connector

FPC(for mounting connectors)

[Precautions for mounting the connectors onto PCB]

BConnector Handling and Precautions

◆PCB Warpage

Minimize PCB warpage. Although the coplanarity of this connector is 0.1 mm or less, mounting problems and

defects may occur when excess PCB warpage is present.

◆Mounting onto FPC

When mounting the connector on FPC, be sure to use a reinforcing board as it will make it easier to handle and

more reliable. We recommend that you use glass epoxy, 0.3 mm thickness or more.

◆Load to Connector

Do not apply any external force of 0.5 N or more to the connector before mounting it. Excessive forces may

cause the connector to break. Do not insert the FPC or operate the actuator before mounting the connector.

◆Load to board

•Divide the base material for multiple PCBs

•Fasten the PCBs with screws

Care should be taken so that the load is not exerted on the PCBs during the assembly process when

conducting operations including those previously described. Failure to adhere to these precautions may result

in connector damage and ultimately failure.

◆Hand Soldering Precautions

When performing repairs and hand soldering is being used, please take note of the following precautions:

❶Do not perform reflow or hand soldering while the FPC is inserted into the connector.

❷Do not apply excessive heat to the connector and make sure that the soldering iron only makes contact with the

connector lead. This precaution prevents connector deformation or melting.

❸ Do not apply excessive amounts of solder or flux. Using excessive amounts of solder or flux on the contacts

may cause the solder to wick into the contact areas or the shaft of the actuator. This can result in contact failure

and/or rotational problems with the actuator.

Additionally, if excessive solder or flux is applied to the reinforcing metal fittings, problems may develop to

the rotation function of the actuator and could lead to connector damage and ultimately lead to failure.

The characteristics and the specifications contained herein are for reference purpose. Please refer to the latest customer drawings prior to use.

The contents of this catalog are current as of date of 11/2013. Contents are subject to change without notice for the purpose of improvements.

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