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The Amphenol ICC (FCI) 10121505-320024ALF is a standard card edge connector receptacle designed for vertical press-fit mounting. It features a dual female configuration with 56 positions and a 2.54 mm pitch. The component utilizes a thermoplastic insulation material and operates within a temperature range of -55°C to +105°C. Contact plating is specified as GXT, ensuring reliable electrical performance. This connector is part of the PwrBlade series, engineered for high-density applications requiring robust mechanical stability and consistent signal integrity in industrial and commercial electronic systems.
Verify current availability and lead times directly with authorized distributors or the manufacturer. Confirm that the specific ordering suffix matches project requirements. Ensure compatibility with existing PCB footprint and mating card specifications. Check for any regional supply restrictions or alternative sourcing options if standard inventory is unavailable. Validate technical parameters against latest official datasheets before finalizing procurement decisions.
Select this component when vertical press-fit installation is required for high-density interconnects. The 2.54 mm pitch supports standard card edge designs. Consider the operating temperature range and insulation material properties for environmental suitability. Verify that the 56-position capacity aligns with circuit density needs. Ensure mating card edge thickness and tolerance match connector specifications for reliable engagement.
This connector belongs to the PwrBlade series by Amphenol ICC (FCI), formerly FCI. The series focuses on high-performance interconnect solutions for demanding applications. Amphenol acquired FCI in 2016, integrating its extensive connector portfolio into the Amphenol ICC division. The brand is recognized for innovation in signal integrity and power management across global electronics markets.
No public confirmed substitute part numbers are available in the provided documentation. Cross-referencing requires direct comparison of pin count, pitch, mounting style, and electrical ratings with potential alternatives.