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BL 3 17 G is listed in the Headers, Receptacles, Female Sockets range at ChipApex. The manufacturer field lists Fischer Elektronik. Its product description is Stamped contact spring (fork con. Review the specifications below when checking this part for your BOM.
The Fischer Elektronik BL 3 17 G is a PCB receptacle connector featuring 17 positions with a 0.100 inch (2.54 mm) pitch. It utilizes gold-plated contacts and is designed for through-hole mounting. The component supports a nominal current of 3 A and a nominal voltage of 125 V AC, with a test voltage rating of 1500 V. Capacitance between adjacent contacts is specified at ≤ 0.9 pF.
Verify the specific part number BL 3 17 G against official Fischer Elektronik documentation to confirm pin count and plating specifications. Ensure compatibility with mating header connectors regarding pitch and housing dimensions. Check for any updated environmental compliance certifications or packaging variations prior to ordering.
Select this component when a 17-position through-hole receptacle with 2.54 mm spacing is required. Consider the 3 A current rating and 125 V AC voltage limits for circuit suitability. The gold plating offers corrosion resistance suitable for standard operating environments. Evaluate mechanical stability requirements against the stamped spring contact construction.
This component belongs to the BL 3 series from Fischer Elektronik, characterized by stamped contact springs. The series allows for flexible configuration due to its separable pitch design, enabling various contact counts. The BL 3 17 G specifically provides a fixed 17-position configuration for direct PCB integration.
No public substitute part numbers are confirmed in available documentation. Verify mechanical fit and electrical ratings before considering alternative manufacturers.
The capacitance between two adjacent contacts is ≤ 0.9 pF.
The datasheet does not explicitly state the insulating body material for the BL 3 17 G; it only specifies the contact type as a stamped spring fork contact.
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