Advances in microprocessor and telecommunication technologies have led to systems characterized by higher currents, higher frequencies, and higher I/O counts-all at tighter pitches. HCD is responding to these challenges with a new, proprietary technology that offers industry-leading performance in successfully addressing each of these challenges.
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SuperButton® Technology
- Continuous wire spring structure supported by elastomer
- Scalable interconnect technology that provides engineers a high performance, robust drop-in replacement for pogo pins, fuzz buttons, and other connector technologies
- Excellent choice for high current, high frequency, and high density applications for mezzanine level, board-to-board, board-to-flex, and package-to-board (LGA, BGA, etc.) interconnect requirements
- Preferred solution of interconnect environments constrained by space and force limitations
- Provides an electrically efficient connection and consistent resistance value from pin to pin
- Redundant contact points
- SuperButton® technology delivers cost reduction with enhanced performance for any standard, non-standard footprint with varied, asymmetric and irregular pitches
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As a result of expanding our manufacturing to include the latest equipment upgrades, HCD can now braid finer wires essentially reducing the required force to compress a button.
Introducing HCD's 3rd generation SuperButton® technology
- Low force (starting at 10g/pin)
- Max travel (~16 mils)
- Ideally suited for high density board-to-board, package-to-board, and board-to-flex applications where clamping force is critical
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SuperSpring® Technology
- High strength bi-metal spring structure
- Scalable interconnect technology that provides engineers a reliable and durable drop-in replacement for other connector technologies in low pitch applications that require large compliance at low force
- SuperSpring® behaves elastically with stable resistance over a large working range
- Excellent choice for very low pitch, high pin count applications for board-to-board, board-to-flex, and package-to-board (LGA, BGA, etc.) interconnect requirements
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For more information on these innovative contact elements, check out the Literature tab, or head on over to the Contact Us page.
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