ITT Cannon MIL-C-24308 Filter Connectors Data Sheet

This document introduces ITT Cannon's TD1* series filter connector products. The TD1* series products have greater design flexibility and system reliability, and are very suitable for applications where space and weight are the primary considerations.


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Brand
ITT
Category
Other Electronics
Document type
Datasheet
Language
English
Pages
3
File format
PDF
File size
66 KB
Published
01 June, 2012
Updated
30 September, 2023
MD5 checksum
F87355EE4C3A17C7246F1AC28134232E

About this manual

ITT Cannon’s TD1* filter connectors are designed to merge the functions of a standard electrical connector and a feed‑through filter, offering greater design flexibility, system reliability, and reduced size and weight. They are compatible with all standard D subminiature connectors and meet the MIL‑C‑24308 specification.

The data sheet provides detailed electrical performance, material specifications, dimensions, and mounting information, along with ordering guidance for the various filter series and shell sizes.

What's inside

  • How to Order
  • Performance and Material Specifications
  • Electrical Data
  • Materials and Finishes
  • Dimensions
  • Mounting Panel Cutout Dimensions
  • Contact Arrangements

Specifications

Voltage Rating (working)100 VDC (Low), 200 VDC (Mid/Std/High)
Current Rating (amp DC)75 A (all frequency ranges)
Capacitance at 1 kHz, 0.1 V rms50 000 pF (Low), 7 200 pF (Mid), 3 000 pF (Std), 780 pF (High)
Contact materialCopper alloy, gold‑plated per MIL‑G‑45204
Shell materialAluminum alloy 6061‑T6, electroless nickel per specification
Insulator materialPolyphenylene sulfide (PPS)

Frequently asked questions

What series do the TD1* filter connectors replace?

The TD1* series replaces the obsolete TD*J and D*J series.

What are the voltage and current ratings of the filter connectors?

The working voltage is 100 VDC for low‑frequency versions and 200 VDC for mid‑, standard‑ and high‑frequency versions, with a current rating of 75 A DC for all.

What material is used for the contacts?

The contacts are made of copper alloy with a gold plating per MIL‑G‑45204.

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