Positronic

United States

The DF series connectors are economical, miniature powersignal connectors ideal for applications requiring high power density. Dragonfly series connectors offer high density, miniature packaging, Size 16, 20 and 22 contacts and contact current ratings to 20 amperes per contact

The GFSH series of mixed density power connectors is ideal for those applications that require good blind mating in a small package. Multiple contact sizes facilitate the mixing of ACDC input, signal and DC distributed output in a single package.

The GG is a unique connector series for two reasons. First of all, of all the power connectors in our catalog, the Great Golden boasts the ability to carry the most power in a single package. Secondly, it is a modular connector with a fixed envelope.

The Eclipse offers machined power contacts for world-class current density paired with a cost-effective formed signal contact cluster. Retain the performance without the cost implications.An innovative connector that combines machined power contacts with stamped signals

A cable assembly can be created using a number of different casings straps, cable ties, cable lacing, sleeves, electrical tape, conduit, braiding, a weave of extruded string, or a combination of the these materials but the purpose is always to increase the efficiency of the products.Cable assemblies are designed according to geometric and electrical requirements, which are translated into a diagram that is used in the preparation and assembly of the harness. First the wires are cut to the desired length followed by a marking process (either manual or automated) for identification purposes. Next, the wires are stripped to expose their metal cores and assembled together with any extra terminals or connectors housings required. The bundle is then clamped onto a form board or assembly fixture. This finished mass is fitted with any protective sleeves, conduit, or extruded yarn. The entire process is usually completed by hand because of the intricate processing required at various stages of production, such as routing the wires through sleeves, taping, crimping terminals onto wires, inserting one sleeve into another, and fastening the strands with tape, clamps, or cable ties.