SVB-0B-R/K
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The **SVB-0B-R/K** is a specific electronic component, typically categorized as a **Circular Push-Pull Connector** (often associated with the Lemo B-Series style or compatible high-precision interconnects). These parts are designed for high-reliability applications where space is limited and secure connections are critical.
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## 1. Technical Specifications
Below are the primary electronic and physical characteristics of the SVB-0B-R/K series:
| Feature | Specification |
| :--- | :--- |
| **Series** | 0B (Small form factor) |
| **Shell Style** | Fixed receptacle (usually back-panel mount) |
| **Locking Mechanism** | Push-Pull self-latching |
| **Contact Type** | Solder or Print (PCB) |
| **Shielding** | 360° EMC screening |
| **Operating Temp** | -55°C to +250°C (depending on insulator) |
| **IP Rating** | IP50 (Indoor/Non-sealed) |
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## 2. Key Electronic Components & Materials
### A. The Insulator
The internal core is usually made of **PEEK (Polyetheretherketone)**.
* **Electronic Property:** High dielectric strength and low outgassing.
* **Purpose:** It prevents electrical arcing between the densely packed pins.
### B. Contacts (Pins/Sockets)
The conductive elements are the most critical electronic part of the assembly:
* **Base Material:** Copper alloy (Bronze or Brass).
* **Plating:** Typically **Gold (Au) over Nickel (Ni)**.
* **Function:** Gold plating ensures low contact resistance and prevents oxidation over thousands of mating cycles.
### C. Grounding & Shielding
The outer shell is usually **Chrome-plated Brass**.
* **EMC Performance:** The "K" or "R" variants often denote specific keying or grounding washers that ensure the shell is bonded to the chassis. This provides a path for EMI (Electromagnetic Interference) to drain to the ground.
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## 3. Part Number Breakdown (Typical)
While naming conventions vary slightly by manufacturer (e.g., Lemo, ODU, or Hirose clones), the code generally breaks down as follows:
1. **SVB:** Refers to the specific shell style (Fixed socket, nut fixing, often with a back-panel mount profile).
2. **0B:** The shell size. "0" is one of the smallest standard sizes, used for compact handheld devices.
3. **R/K:** These letters usually indicate the **Keying System**.
* **Alpha-keys:** Ensure that a plug can only be inserted in one orientation to prevent cross-wiring.
* **R:** Often signifies a specific angular alignment (e.g., two keys at 145°).
* **K:** Often signifies a standard single-key or a specific G-key variant.
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## 4. Common Applications
Due to its high-density electronic design, the SVB-0B-R/K is found in:
* **Medical Electronics:** Patient monitoring sensors and imaging equipment.
* **Test & Measurement:** Data acquisition systems (DAQ) where signal integrity is paramount.
* **Audio/Video:** Professional microphones and high-end camera power links.
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