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Ironwood Electronics SG-MLF User Manual User Manual

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Rev B, ELS, 1/23/04 Rev. C, JG, 5/25/07

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Self Inductance:

0.15nH

3

Bandwidth:

10.0GHz

Insertion loss:

1dB@10GHz

Mutual Capacitance (at PCB):

0.010pF

5

Mutual Capacitance (at device):

0.015pF

5

Current carrying capacity:

50mA/wire

6


Notes:1 Maximum contact resistance with
0.2mm compression (contact resistance will
decrease with increased compression).
Measurements were taken using 0.4mm square
electrodes. The 0.75mm value is interpolated
from a test of 0.5mm, 1mm, and 2.0mm
elastomers.

2

The test used 0.5mm wide Au plated electrodes

with a 0.5mm gap between them. 500VDC was
used with a 1mm thick elastomer compressed
0.35mm.

3

Measurements were taken with a flat gold

plated electrode. The 0.75mm value is
interpolated from a test of several elastomer
thicknesses ranging from 0.1mm to 2.0mm.

4

This is a conservative estimate based on 1mm

thick elastomer test results with test probes
spaced at 0.5mm.

5

Measurements were taken with test probes at

0.5mm pitch. The 0.75mm value is interpolated
from a test of several elastomer thicknesses
ranging from 0.1mm to 2.0mm.

6

The wires are on a 0.05x0.05mm grid. Multiple

wires make contact per solder ball based on its
size and depth of penetration.

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