EN 61076-4-105:1998

1 General data
    1.1 Recommended method of mounting
    1.2 Minimum and maximum number of contacts
    1.3 Rating and characteristics
    1.4 Normative references
    1.5 Marking
          1.5.1 IEC type designation
    1.6 Drawings and dimensions
          1.6.1 General
          1.6.2 Isometric view and common features
          1.6.3 Mating information
          1.6.4 Survey of styles and variants
          1.6.5 Fixed connector
          1.6.6 Free connectors with male contacts
          1.6.7 Accessories
          1.6.8 Mounting information for fixed connectors
          1.6.9 Gauges
2 Characteristics
    2.1 Climatic category
    2.2 Electrical characteristics
          2.2.1 Creepage and clearance distances
          2.2.2 Voltage proof
          2.2.3 Current-carrying capacity
          2.2.4 Initial contact resistance
          2.2.5 Initial insulation resistance
    2.3 Mechanical characteristics
          2.3.1 Mechanical operation
          2.3.2 Insertion and withdrawal forces
3 Test schedule
    3.1 General
          3.1.1 Arrangements for dynamic stress tests
    3.2 Test schedule tables
          3.2.1 Preliminary group P
          3.2.2 Group AP
          3.2.3 Group BP
          3.2.4 Group CP
          3.2.5 Group DP
          3.2.6 Group EP - Not applicable
          3.2.7 Group FP - Not applicable
          3.2.8 Group GP (applicable to free connectors
                  only)
4 Quality assessment procedures
    4.1 Qualification approval testing
          4.1.1 Method 1
          4.1.2 Method 2
    4.2 Quality conformance inspection
          4.2.1 Lot-by-lot tests
          4.2.2 Periodic tests
    4.3 Delayed delivery, re-inspection
Annexes
A Mixed industrial flowing gas test procedure
B Mechanical tests
C Microsection
D Random vibration test procedure
ZA Normative references to international publications
    with their corresponding European publications

IEC 61076-4-105:1995 is a detail specification. A complete connector consists of a fixed connector and a free connector. The fixed connector is mounted vertically or at a right angle to the printed circuit board. The free connector is terminated to a cable consisting of three to eight conductors (shielded or unshielded). The fixed and the free connector have a range of three to eight contacts. Each connector is keyed to prevent mismating. Examples of contact arrangements are shown in figure 2.Rating and characteristics:Wording voltage: 30 V a.c. r.m.s. or d.c.Current rating: 1 A max.Insulation resistance: 1 000 M ohms min.Climatic category: PL1: 55/100/56, PL2: 55/100/21, PL3: Not applicablePrinted board thickness: 1,58 mm (0,062 in)Contact spacing: varies with number of contacts.