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Achieving Power and Signal Density in Industrial Robots

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Mouser Electronics White Paper must withstand extremes of temperature, vibration, and shock, the Scorpion series is an ideal solution for robotic designs. The machined contacts feature several options optimized for the demands of industrial applications. The Scorpion's female contacts can be provided with patented PosiBand technology from Amphenol Positronic. This closed-entry contact delivers excellent reliability, resistance to vibration, and a high current rating. The compact cross-section of the machined contacts enables a higher number of contacts in a connector housing compared to blade-style contacts. With more contacts per unit area, Scorpion connectors provide high power and signal density for applications with limited board space for connectors. This exceptional performance, design flexibility, and greater operational reliability make the Scorpion system an appealing connector for the industrial robot market. Conclusion High-performance connectors are essential when creating the next generation of AMRs. Providing the link among sensors, batteries, and communication systems, these connector systems must be lightweight and compact while delivering reliability and performance. Whether designers are creating robots to function in a lights-off warehouse, handle repetitive tasks on the factory floor, or help farmers maximize their productivity, connectors allow the integration of technology to deliver robots' full potential, even under the most challenging conditions. The flexibility of the Amphenol Positronic Scorpion family delivers precisely the connector engineers need without the cost or delay imposed by a custom design. Combining high-performance materials with the reliability and superior current capacity of Amphenol Positronic's machined contacts, the Scorpion family is the ideal solution for the latest robotic applications. Sources 1. https://doi.org/10.3390/jmmp8060276

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