IEC PAS 61076-4-115:2001

1 General data
  1.1 Recommended method of mounting
      1.1.1 Number of contacts and contact cavities
  1.2 Ratings and characteristics
  1.3 Normative references
  1.4 Marking
  1.5 IEC type designation
  1.6 Ordering information
2 Technical data
  2.1 Definitions
      2.1.1 Mechanical features
      2.1.2 Contacts and terminations
      2.1.3 Engagement sequence
  2.2 Survey of styles and variants
      2.2.1 Styles of connectors
      2.2.2 Styles of termination
      2.2.3 Variants of the paddle-guard
  2.3 Information on application
      2.3.1 Description of the connector
      2.3.2 Contact designation
      2.3.3 Arrangement of contact levels
      2.3.4 Polarisation and keying
      2.3.5 Mounting on backplane
      2.3.6 Mounting on the plug-in card
3 Dimensional Information
  3.1 General
  3.2 Isometric view and common features
      3.2.1 Common features
      3.2.2 Height dimensions
      3.2.3 Width dimensions
      3.2.4 Depth dimensions
  3.3 Mating information
      3.3.1 Engaging direction
      3.3.2 Perpendicular to engaging dire
      3.3.3 Inclination
  3.4 Fixed connector
      3.4.1 Dimensions of fixed connector
      3.4.2 Dimensions of contacts and terminations
  3.5 Plug-in card paddle
      3.5.1 Dimensions of paddle-guard
  3.6 Mounting information for fixed connector
      3.6.1 Footprint for press-in / compression mounted
            fixed connector
      3.6.2 Footprint for press-in only mounted fixed
            connector
      3.6.3 Footprint for surface-mount soldered fixed
            connector
  3.7 Mounting information for paddle-guard
      3.7.1 Footprint for high-speed and shielding ground
            connections
      3.7.2 Footprint for low-speed connections
  3.8 Gauges
      3.8.1 Compression force gauges for high-speed section
      3.8.2 Sizing and compression force gauges for low-speed
            section
4 Characteristics
  4.1 Climatic category
  4.2 Electrical
      4.2.1 Creepage and clearance dista
      4.2.2 Voltage proof
      4.2.3 Current carrying capacity
      4.2.4 Contact resistance
      4.2.5 Insulation resistance
      4.2.6 Inductance
  4.3 Mechanical
      4.3.1 Mechanical operation
      4.3.2 Engaging and separating forces
      4.3.3 Gauge supporting force
      4.3.4 Vibration (sinusoidal)
      4.3.5 Shock
      4.3.6 Polarising method
      4.3.7 Retention of fixed connector on backplane
      4.3.8 Retention of the paddle-guard
  4.4 High-speed characteristics
      4.4.1 Differential impedance
      4.4.2 Differential crosstalk
      4.4.3 Differential attenuation
      4.4.4 Propagation delay skew
5 Test schedule
  5.1 General
      5.1.1 Layout of printed circuit boards for
            electromechanical tests
      5.1.2 Layout of printed circuit boards for signal
            integrity validation
      5.1.3 Arrangement for contact resistance measurement
      5.1.4 Arrangement for dynamic stress tests
      5.1.5 Arrangement for insulation resistance, voltage
            proof and polarisation voltage
      5.1.6 Arrangement for gauge supporting force test on
            high-speed contacts
      5.1.7 Arrangement for gauge supporting force test on
            low-speed contacts
  5.2 Test schedule tables
      5.2.1 Group P - Preliminary
      5.2.2 Group A - Dynamic / Climatic
      5.2.3 Group B - Mechanical endurance
      5.2.4 Group C - Moisture
      5.2.5 Group D - Electrical load
      5.2.6 Group E - Mechanical resistivity
      5.2.7 Group F - Resistance to dust
      5.2.8 Group G - Signal integrity vali
A Annex A - Test method for gauge supporting force
B Annex B - Test method for dust and fibre resistance