dimensions are shown in mm (inch) dimensions subject to change 47 a c b 0,76 (.030) 0,82 (.032) 10 e 2,92 (.115) d boardlock d subminiature combo d ? coaxial 90 ? standard footprint .489 or .454 inch (size dd) 75 ohm part numbers* with metal bracket and rivnut #4-40 unc shell size layout part number without screw locks without boardlocks part number without screw locks with boardlocks part number with screw locks without boardlocks part number with screw locks with boardlocks dd 24w7 ddmp24c7sja197 ddmc24c7sja197 ddmd24c7sja197 ddmg24c7sja197 dd 36w4 ddmp36c4sja197 ddmc36c4sja197 ddmd36c4sja197 ddmg36c4sja197 dd 43w2 ddmp43c2sja197 ddmc43c2sja197 ddmd43c2sja197 ddmg43c2sja197 dd 47w1 ddmp47c1sja197 ddmc47c1sja197 ddmd47c1sja197 DDMG47C1SJA197 notes: * for 50 ohm coaxial substitute x for c. example: ddmg36x4sja197 for contacts with 30 microinches gold substitute k126 for a197. example: ddmp24c7sjk126 screw lock, boardlock, and signal contacts removed for clarity screw lock, boardlock, and coaxial contact removed for clarity 6,50 0,25 (.256 .010) 13,74 (.541) 10,06 (.396) bracket, metal screw lock #4-40 unc l 3,89 (.153) min 0,56 (.023) 0,51 (.020) 2,54 (.100) 11,94 0,33 (.470 .013) w f 5,68 (.224) 11,53 0,25 (.454 .010) 4,33 0,38 (.170 .015) 2,84 (.112) rivnut #4-40 unc dimensions shell size a 0,38 (.015) b 0,13 (.005) c 0,13 (.005) d 0,13 (.005) e 0,38 (.015) f 0,25 (.010) w 0,38 (.015) l 0,25 (.010) dd 66,93 (2.635) 52,42 (2.064) 61,11 (2.406) 10,74 (.423) 15,37 (.605) 10,90 (.429) 6,94 (.273) 0,76 (.030) connector footprint measured from the front shell. connector footprint measured from the rear shell. receptacle engaging face reader?s resource for contact cavity arrangements, see page 223. for p.c. hole patterns, see page 233. for panel cutouts, see page 221. for hardware views (standard), see page 226. for alternate bracket configuration (when connectors are supplied without boardlocks), see page 226. for alternate 50 ohm coaxial configuration, see page 225. note: dimension varies with alternate bracket configuration, see reader?s resource page 226.
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