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The Amphenol ICC (FCI) 10121505-003212CLF is a dual female card edge connector featuring 44 positions arranged in two rows. It utilizes a 2.54 mm pitch and supports a maximum operating temperature of +105°C with a minimum of -55°C. The connector includes board lock features for secure installation and employs press-fit termination methods. Constructed with thermoplastic insulation and gold or GXT™ contact plating, it is designed for high-density PCB applications requiring reliable signal and power transmission.
Verify the specific pinout configuration and mechanical dimensions against your PCB design requirements before procurement. Confirm that the press-fit termination method aligns with your assembly capabilities. Ensure the thermal rating meets your operational environment standards. Cross-reference the official datasheet for precise mating force and retention specifications to guarantee reliable performance in your final application.
Select this component when a dual-edge female connector with board locks is required for high-density applications. Consider the 2.54 mm pitch and press-fit termination as key differentiators. Evaluate the thermal range and contact plating options to ensure compatibility with your system's environmental and electrical demands. Compare against similar HPCE series connectors for alternative form factors if space constraints vary.
This part belongs to the HPCE® series by Amphenol ICC (FCI), known for high-performance card edge solutions. The series emphasizes signal integrity and power management for information and communication markets. The 10121505-003212CLF specifically addresses needs for dual-edge connectivity with integrated locking mechanisms, supporting modern compact electronic designs.
Check for direct substitutes within the HPCE series that offer compatible pitch and position counts. Verify mechanical compatibility with existing board locks and press-fit holes. Ensure electrical ratings match or exceed original requirements. Consult official cross-reference lists for verified alternatives.