NUMBER
BUS-12-050
TYPE
PRODUCT SPECIFICATION
TITLE PAGE REVISION
BERGSTIK® /BERGSTIK™ Headers
5 of 8 L
AUTHORIZED BY DATE
M.Zhou 07 JUL 16
CLASSIFICATION
UNRESTRICTED
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Form E-3005
Rev F
GS-01-001
3.6 Mechanical Characteristics
3.6.1 Contact Retention. Individual contacts in an unsoldered header shall withstand a load
applied in either direction, along the contact axis, without dislodgement from the insulator,
of 5.0 pounds in the case of insert molded contacts and 2.0 pounds in the case of post
inserted contacts.
3.7 Environmental Conditions
3.7.1 Thermal Shock. After exposure of an unmated and unsoldered header to alternate
periods of extreme high and low temperature, there shall be no evidence of cracking or
crazing of the insulator(not include open knit line) or other physical damage to the
header. The dielectric withstanding voltage shall be not less than 750 volts RMS 60 HZ
(see Paragraph 3.5.2). The following details shall apply:
a. Test Conditions - B (1 hour cycles).
b. Temperature Range - -65o to 105o C - Nylon
-65o to 130o C - PCT,PPS & LCP
3.7.2 High Temperature Life. After exposure of an unmated and unsoldered header to a high
temperature operating environment, the insulation resistance of the header shall be not
less than 5,000 megohms (see Paragraph 3.5.1). The test shall be in accordance with
MIL-STD-202, Method 108. The following details shall apply:
a. Test Chamber Temperature -105o C ( + 2o)-Nylon;130oC( + 2o) PCT,PPS & LCP
b. Test Condition (Duration) B (250 hours).
c. Operating Conditions - No Current
3.8 Solderability
Plated pins shall be capable of passing BUS-19-002.
3.9 Re-Qualification product
If either of the following conditions occurs, the responsible product engineer shall initiate re-
qualification testing, consisting of all applicable parts of the qualification test matrix, table II
a. A significant design change is made to the existing product. A significant change shall
include, but is not limited to, changes in the contact material composition, contact material
thickness, contact force, contact surface geometry, underlying material composition,
underlying material thickness, insulation design, contact base material or contact lubrication
requirements.
b. A significant change is made to the manufacturing process which impacts the product form,
fit or function.
c. A significant event occurs during the production or end use requiring corrective action to be
taken relative to the product design or manufacturing process.
PDS: Rev :L STATUS:Released Printed: Jul 21, 2016