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Connectors, Terminals, Busbars and Slip Rings
News Release from: ODU UK | Subject: ODU-MAC
Edited by the Engineeringtalk Editorial
Team on 04 August 2003
Interconnection system finds new
applications
The ODU-MAC interconnection and docking system has evolved to become an integral part of special-purpose equipment, particularly in the medical sphere.
Originally developed for use in test systems for mass-produced electronic and electrical products, the ODU-MAC interconnection and docking system has evolved to become an integral part of special-purpose equipment, particularly in the medical sphere For instance, in medical equipment and many other industry situations the ODU-MAC enables complete modules, often with several supply services, to be rapidly interchanged for maintenance or in order to change a machine's operating performance
This article was originally published on Engineeringtalk on 15 Feb 2001 at 8.00am (UK)
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The ODU-MAC connector system from ODU consists of a range of customisable, rugged frames, plastic insulation bodies with various insert patterns, and crimpable, removable contacts
The connectors can be tailored to suit many applications and can transmit signal, power, light and compressed air, non-magnetic contacts being an option if required.
The concept is based around a variety of customisable frames, insulation bodies with numerous insert patterns, and removable contacts.
Each assembly can include any combination of the various ODU contact types and has been developed with heavy-duty applications in mind where up to 100,000 mating cycles can be expected.
Modules can be arranged in different patterns in the frame according to the application.
Unit spacing is in 2.54mm multiples and guide pins prevent misconnection while providing easy alignment for accurate mating.
DIN housings are also offered, and a special locking spindle system has been developed for applications with high numbers of connects and disconnects.
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