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CODA SYSTEMS LIMITED
Oak Road, Little Maplestead, Halstead,
Essex, CO9 2RT United Kingdom
Tel: +44 (0)1787 478678
Fax: +44 (0)1787 274194
Email: sales@coda-systems.co.uk

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Micro Test Probes


Micro Test Probes • PM1 Series • PM2 Series • PM2 'R' Series • PM3 'R' Series • PA0 Series • PA0 'R' Series • PA1 Series (Short Travel) •

PM2 'R' Series

Replaceable with receptacle. 0.51mm test centres

Specification
Full travel
2.00mm
Working travel
1.33mm
Spring force
at wkg travel
48g
Current rating DC
2 Amps
Minimum test centres
0.51mm

Assembly information
Assembly information


Receptacles (shown at bottom of page) :
Mounting hole size: 0.41/0.43mm. A 0.40mm drill is recommended Drill part no. DM2R

INSTALLATION
The receptacles of the replaceable microprobes feature a collar at the top of the tube, which is used as a stop in the fitment process. Due to the minute tube diameters and thin walls, it is imperative that the drilled hole diameter & straightness are very accurate. It is recommended that the pre-wired option is taken - as connecting a cable to these receptacles is an extremely delicate operation.

Usually, multi-plate fixtures containing no less than 3 plates, are used to retain multiples of receptacles.

Otherwise a block of stable material which will allow reliable drilled holes is to be recommended, with the receptacle fitted wire/tail first with tweezers. A small amount of locking compound may be required on the barrel to secure it. Then the microprobe may be pushed into the receptacle, tail first, using the tweezers, making sure light pressure is put onto the probe's collar, not onto the fragile plunger.

See receptacles at bottom of page

Tip Style

POINT

POINT
PM2BR

Receptacle

CRIMP

CRIMP
RM2C

Receptacle

CRIMP pre-wired with 800mm of 33awg cable

CRIMP pre-wired with 800mm of 33awg cable
RM2C-W33

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