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TABLE OF CONTENTS TECHNICAL CHARACTERISTICS . 6 • General characteristics. 6 • Mechanical characteristics. 7 • Environmental characteristics. 8 • Electrical characteristics. 9 • Insert arrangements. 10 • Coding – Polarization. 15 STANDARD RANGE . 16 TV METALLIC SHELLS . 16 • Aluminium shells presentation. 16 • Bronze shells presentation. 16 • Stainless steel shells presentation. 16 • Overall dimensions. 17 CTV COMPOSITE SHELLS . 20 • Presentation. 20 • Overall dimensions. 20 PRINTED CIRCUIT BOARD CONNECTORS . 22 • Panel drilling for composite and metallic receptacles. 22 • Printed circuit board connectors . 23 • Receptacles equipped with size 22D contacts. 24 EXTENDED RANGE . 40 REDUCED FLANGE . 40 STAND OFF RECEPTACLE . 41 TVS-Y/TVS-YN HERMETIC RECEPTACLES . 42 LANYARD RELEASE PLUGS . 44 THRU-BULKHEAD RECECTACLES . 46 RECEPTACLESWITH ENHANCED SEALING . 46 INTEGRATED BACKSHELLS . 47 MIL-DTL-38999 SERIES III OPTICAL CONNECTORS . 47 ACCESSORIES . 48 PROTECTIVE CAPS . 48 • Standard metallic caps. 48 • Rubber caps. 49 BACKSHELLS . 50 OTHER ACCESSORIES . 51 • Dummy receptacles. 51 • Holding support. 51 • Plastic dust caps. 51 • Crimp contacts. 52 • Piggy back grommets. 52 • Sealing plugs. 53 • Dummy contacts . 53 • Standard PC tail contacts. 53 • Reducing ferrules. 54 APPLICATION TOOLS . 55 • Crimping tools. 55 • Insertion and removal tools. 55 HOWTO ORDER . 56 • Standard versions. 56 • Hermetic versions . 58 • Lanyard released plugs. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 59 • Cross references. 62
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ABOUT US
Amphenol Socapex
ABOUT AMPHENOL SOCAPEX
For over 65 years, Amphenol Socapex has been providing rugged and reliable connectors and interconnect solutions to a large base of customers worldwide in the military, aerospace and industrial markets. Our products and solutions,designed for rugged and unique situations involving extreme conditions, provide the innovativeness and flexibility essential to meet the needs and requirements of these demanding sectors. Headquartered in the Technic Valley between Geneva and Mont-Blanc, Amphenol Socapex has 30,000 m 2 of manufacturing capacity. Our in-house molding, machining, screw machining & assembly capabilities within our 2 facilities in France & India give us the ability to manage all types of volume with consistent quality. More info on www.amphenol-socapex.com Amphenol Socapex is part of Amphenol Group.
Thyez (74), France
Manufacturing site in Pune, India
ABOUT AMPHENOL
Amphenol
Founded in 1932, Amphenol is one of the largest manufacturers of interconnect products in the world. The company designs, manufactures, and markets electrical, electronic, and fiber optic connectors, interconnect systems, and coaxial and specialty cables. Amphenol products are engineered and manufactured in the Americas, Europe, Asia and Africa and sold by a worldwide sales and marketing organization. Amphenol has a diversified presence as a leader in high growth areas of the interconnect industry and provides solutions for customers in the automotive, broadband, industrial, information technology and data communications, military and aerospace, mobile devices, and mobile networks markets. More info on www.amphenol.com
AMPHENOL SOCAPEX quality & environmental certification AMPHENOL SOCAPEX QUALITY & ENVIRONMENTAL CERTIFICATION
Quality certification : ISO 9001 : 2000 Thyez (France) and Pune (India)
Military market quality certification (NATO) : AQAP 2110 Thyez (France)
Aeronautical market quality certification : EN9100 : 2003 Thyez (France) and Pune (India)
Environnemental certification : ISO 14001 (2004) Thyez (France)
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CONNECTOR RANGE & ACCESSORIES
TV METALLIC SHELLS
CTV COMPOSITE SHELLS
STANDARD
REDUCED FLANGE
STAND OFF RECEPTACLE
TVS-Y/TVS-YN HERMETIC RECEPTACLES
BREAKAWAY CONNECTORS
RANGE DERIVATED
THRU-BULKHEAD RECEPTACLES
RECEPTACLES WITH ENHANCED SEALING
INTEGRATED BACKSHELLS
TVOP
STARTOP
MIL-DTL-38999 OPTICAL CONNECTORS
BACKSHELLS
PROTECTIVE CAPS
ACCESSORIES
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TV-CTV CONNECTORS (MIL-DTL-38999 SERIES III/EN3645) • MIL-DTL-38999 series III connectors • EN3645 connectors • Dedicated to harsh environment applications • 9 shell sizes (from 09 to 25) GENERAL CHARACTERISTICS TECHNICAL CHARACTERISTICS
• Thread coupling • 100% scoop-proof • More than 80 contact arrangements • Intermountable with MIL-DTL-38999 series I AMPHENOL ADDED VALUE
Amphenol goes further the European and American standards by offering an extended range with: • Inserts compatible with quadrax • Grounded connectors with conductive insert for specific use
• Receptacles with reinforced sealing • Hermetic version in Y & N classes • High density inserts (with size 23 contacts) • Filtered versions using tubular or planar technology
MAIN FEATURES SHELL MATERIAL AND PLATING: • Aluminium
PLATING: •
Standard material
Olive drab cadmium
• • •
Nickel
•
Composite
Lightweight solution up to 70%weight saving Corrosion resistant up to 2000H of salt spray exposure
Passivation
Black zinc nickel
•
Stainless steel
Firewall capability
•
Marine bronze
High corrosion resistance Robustness for marine applications
CONTACTS • Standard contacts plated with a minimum of 1.27µm gold • Size 00, 4, 8, 10, 12, 16, 20, 22D, 23 • Signal, power, twinax, coax, quadrax and optical termini Contact protection: interfacial seal ensures sealing around each contact and prevents electrolytic erosion
OTHERS Quick coupling
EMI/RFI protection: •
• Mate and self-lock in a 360° turn of the coupling nut • Anti-decoupling device for high vibration performance
Shell to shell bottoming
•
Grounding fingers on the plug shell
APPLICATIONS Military and aeronautic applications: battlefield, ground vehicles, aircrafts, communication systems… Advanced industrial applications: high vibration requirements, high density
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TECHNICAL CHARACTERISTICS MECHANICALCHARACTERISTICS
8
1
5
13
9 7
9
12 14
7
10
4
11 6
2
1 Coupling nut
8 Receptacle shell
2 Quick coupling thread
9 Contact retention clips 10 Crimping pin contact 11 Crimping socket contact
3 Ratchet
4 Anti decoupling device
5 Plug shell
12 Interfacial seal 13 Socket insert
6 Spring fingers (EMI)
7 Grommet
14 Pin insert
• Thermoplastic insert • Silicone rubber back insert and interfacial seal • Durability: - 500 cycles
- 1500 cycles with composite connector " CTV " fitted with " H " and " J " contact types
• Shocks: half sine wave of 300 G magnitude during 3ms per EIA364.27 • Sine vibrations: - 60 g from - 55°C to + 175°C (olive drab cadmium finish) - 60 g from - 55°C to +200°C (nickel finish and firewall version) • Random vibrations per EIA364.28: - 1 G 2 / Hz at 175°C olive drab cadmium finish - 1G 2 / Hz at 200°C nickel finish and firewall version - 5G 2 / Hz at ambient • Bending moment
Shell size
Bending moment Nm
MIL-DTL-38999 Series III
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A B C D
09 11 13 15 17 19 21 23 25
11.3 33.9 45.2 56.5 67.8 79.1 90.4
E F
G H
101.7 113.0
J
• Contact retention force
Contact Size
23
22D
20
16
12
8
4
Maximum load (N)
44
44
67
111
111
111
150
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ENVIRONMENTAL CHARACTERISTICS
TECHNICAL CHARACTERISTICS
• Salt spray exposure and working temperature:
• Waterproof shells
Shell material
Shell finish
Salt spray exposure per EIA364.26
Class norm
Amphenol
Operating temperature
Shell to shell Conductivity
mini
maxi
3m Ω 3m Ω
Composite
Electroless Nickel O.D cadmium
2000 H 2000 H
M J F W T - Z
CTV-RF CTV-RW TVS-RF TV-RW
-65°C -65°C -65°C -65°C -65°C -65°C -65°C
+200°C* +175°C +200°C* +175°C +175°C +175°C +175°C
1m Ω 2.5m Ω 2.5m Ω 3m Ω 2.5mΩ
Aluminium Electroless Nickel O.D cadmium
48 H 500 H 500H 96H 500H 500 H 500 H 500 H
Durmalon (Ni-PTFE) Green Zinc Cobalt Black Zinc Nickel
TV-DT TV-RZ TV-ZN TV-DZ
1m Ω 10m Ω
Stainless steel
Nickel —
S K
TVS-RS TVS-RK TVS-RB
-65°C -65°C
+200°C* +200°C*
—
5m Ω
Bronze
-65°C +200°C*
• Hermetic shells
Operating temperature
Salt spray exposure per EIA364.26
Shell materiel
Shell finish
Class norm
Amphenol
min
max
Stainless steel
Nickel -
+200°C* +200°C*
48 H 500 H
N Y
TVS-YN TVS-Y
-65°C -65°C
* 175°C maxi only for high-density contact arrangements
• Humidity: per MIL-DTL-38999: § 3.29 • Altitude immersion: according to MIL-DTL-38999 III standard (except hermetics) • Air leakage < 1.10 - 7 cm 3 /s under 1 bar of differential pressure (hermetics only)
• Fluid immersion per EIA364.10: • Hydraulic fluid, per MIL-H-5606 • Turbine fluid, grade JP-8, per MIL-DTL-83133 (NATO TYPE 34) • Lubricating oil, per MIL-L-7808 • Lubricating oil, per MIL-PRF-23699 • Defrosting fluid, per MIL-A-8243 • Cleaning compound, diluted for cleaning, per MIL-PRF-87937 type I alkaline base
• Gasoline, per ASTM-D-4814 • Gasohol, per A-A-52530
• One part isopropyl alcohol, per TT-I-735, grade A or B ; and 3 parts mineral spirits, per A-A-2904, type II, grade A or P-D-680, type I, by volume • Coolant, dielectric fluid, synthetic silicate ester base MIL-PRF- 47220 (Coolanol 25) or equivalent • Hydraulic fluid M2-V Chevron oil ST0145LB0001 or equivalent
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ELECTRICALCHARACTERISTICS
TECHNICAL CHARACTERISTICS
• Contact rating - nominal current per contact
Contact size
23 * 1
22 D
20
16
12
8
4
00
Crimp (A)
5 3 3
5 3 3 8
7.5
13 10 10
23 17 17
60
100
230
Hermetic (A)
5
-
- -
- - -
PC Tail (A)
4.5 4.7
40
Resistance
15
2
1.1
0.6
0.26
• Contact resistance
Contact Size
23 * 1
22D
20
16
12
8
4
Resistance (mΩ)
15
8
4.7
2
1.1
0.6
0.26
- at ambiant > 5.10 3 Mohms - at maximum temperature > 10 3 Mohms
• Insulation resistance
• Service rating
Dielectric withstanding voltage (Vrms)
Working voltage
Service
At sea level 34000 meters mated unmated mated unmated mated unmated mated unmated Vrms 15000 meters 21000 meters
Vdc 550 850
M
1300 1800 2300
1300 1800 2300
800
550 600 800
800
350 400 500
800
200 200 200
400 600 900
I
1000 1000
1000 1000
1000 1000
II
1250
• Dimensions of acceptable contacts and cables
Crimp barrel
Acceptable cables
Contact Diameter mm
Contact Size
Outside diameter (mm) Min Average Max
Diameter mm
Depth mm
Gauge AWG Section mm 2
22
24
26
28
23 * 1
0,68
0,88 ± 0,03
3,81
-
-
1.2
0.38
0.22
0.15
0.095
22
24
26
28
22D
0.76
0.88 ± 0.03
3.58
0.76 1.20 1.37
0.38
0.22
0.15
0.095
20
22
24
- - - - - -
20
1
1.19 ± 0.03
5.30
1.02 1.83 2.11
0.60
0.38
0.22
16
18
20
16
1.57
1.70 ± 0.03
5.30
1.68 2.41 2.77
1.34
0.93
0.60
12
14
- -
12
2.36
2.54 ± 0.06
10
2.46 3.20 3.61
3.30
1.94
8
8
3.60
4.6 ± 0.05
10
4.50
-
5.2
8.98 Max acceptable: 10mm 2
4
4
5.70
7.4 ± 0.05
12
7.73
-
8.4
21.10
* 1 High-Density arrangements
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TECHNICAL CHARACTERISTICS INSERT ARRANGEMENTS
23 (high density)
22D 20 16 12
8
4
Contact Size
Front face of male insert. (Only the major keyway is illustrated)
Caption
Available:
MIL-DTL-38999 Series III / EN3645 insert arrangement reference TV-CTV insert arrangement Service class Number of contacts Contact sizes
- - - - -
- - - - -
- - - - -
- - -
Coax
- -
- -
DifferentialTwinax
Quadrax
Power contacts Grounded cavity
-
Y Y
Y Y A
Y
Y
09
A
A
5
5
B
A
A B
1
1
6
4
6
4
C
C
B
B
2 3
2 3
- / 09G01
A 35 / 09N35
A 98 / 09N98
1 2 3 4 5
A 35 9-35 M 6 22D
A 98 9-98 I 3 20
B 2 11-2 I 2 16
09-94 -
11-12 1 12
11-01** 1 8 Twinax
09-05
09-09
09-35
09-98
M I 2 20 2
N/A
M
I
1
9
6
3
8 Twinax°
23
22D
20
20
Y
11
A
D
A
A
E
A B
D
B
C
B C
- / 11N01
B 2 / 11N02
- / 11N04
B 5 / 11N05
- / 11N12
11-01
11-02
11-04
11-05
11-12
I
I
I
II 1
1
2
4
5
8 Twinax ∆
16
20
20
12
Y Y
Y
Y
11
A
1
10
A
F
2
9
G
B
E
B
F
11
E
3
8
13
12
D
C
D
C
4 5 6
7
B 35 / 11N35
B 98 / 11N98
B99 / 11N99
11-19
11-35
11-98
11-99
M
I
I
19 23
13
6
7
22D
20
20
Y Y
Y
Y Y
Y
A
1
H
B
13
F
B
A
G
A
A
1
C
B
22
H
B
G
K
J
D
F
2
C
C D E
E
D
C
D
F
E
C 4 / 13N04
C 8 / 13N08
- / 13N26
C 35 / 13N35
C 98 / 13N98
13-04
13-08
13-26
13-32
13-35
13-98
I
I
M
M
I
4
8
6 2
32 23
22
10 20
16
20
22D
12
22D
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
A
M
A
L
A
L
B
A
B
L
M
M N
B
K
P
N
K
C
C
15
E
B
R
N
U
C
K
J
T U V
R
T
P
J
D
P
D
S
S
R
D
J
H
D
C
H
E F G
E F G
H
E
G
F
D 05 / 15N05
D 15 / 15N15
D 18 / 15N18
D 19 / 15N19
15-04
15-05
15-15
15-18
15-19
I
M
I
I
I
4
5
14 20
1
18 20
19 20
12
16
16
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TECHNICAL CHARACTERISTICS INSERT ARRANGEMENTS
23 (high density)
22D 20 16 12
8
4
Contact Size
Front face of male insert. (Only the major keyway is illustrated)
Caption
Available:
MIL-DTL-38999 Series III / EN3645 insert arrangement reference TV-CTV insert arrangement Service class Number of contacts Contact sizes
- - - - -
- - - - -
- - - - -
- - -
Coax
- -
- -
DifferentialTwinax
Quadrax
Power contacts Grounded cavity
-
Y
Y
1 2
1
3
13 14
K
15
4
L
A
J
23 24 25
31
16
B
12
22
15
5 6
17
C
H
21
M
18
11
7
D
20 19
G
8
F
E
10
9
D 35 / 15N35
D 97 / 15N97
15-25**
15-35
15-55
15-97
M
M
I
22
3
37
55 23
8
4
22D
16
22D
20
16
Y Y
Y Y
Y
1
R
A
A
A
A
1
P
B
14 15 16
E
A
S
G
2 3
T
C
N
b c
D
a
B
B
U
4
13
B
D E
D
17
H
17
M
Z
6
C
F
5 6 7
12
V
F
D
L
W
10
C
11
Y
B
X
F G H J
C
E
K
D
30
9
8
C
11
E 2 / 17N02
E 6 / 17N06
E 8 / 17N08
- / 17N20 17-20**
- / 17N22
E 26 / 17N26
17-02
17-06
17-08
17-22
17-26
M
I
II 8
M
M
I
38
1
6
16
4
2
2
26 20
Y
Y
Y
22D 8Twinax°
12
16
22D
12
12 Coax 8 Twinax ∆
Y
Y
Q
Y
Y
Q
Q
Y
Q
Y
J
J
J
A
A
A
J
17
A
R
A
32
17
10 17
R
R
A
A
32
32
H
H
H
10
10
40
B
P
17
40
40
B
B
R
A
P
P
32
25
H
25
25
10
40
B
P
S
T
4
25
S
T
S
T
47
4
4
K
A
A
47
47
B
B
C
K
K
A
A
A
A
C
C
N
S
T
N
B N
4
47
K
1
53
A
A Y
C
1
1
53
53
N
G
Z
1
53
G
G
U
Z
Z
Y
17
U
U
M Y
D
M D
D
G
Z
U
Y
D
M
M
L
L
L
C
C
L
C
E
V
E
E
V
V
X
L
X
X
E
V
L
L
X
3
55
L
3
3
55
55
F
F
F
3
55
F
B
B
B
B
B
B
9
B
B
D
9
9
F G H
D
D
F G H
W F G H
9
K
D
F G H
K
K
K
E
W
W
E
E
52
W
E
52
52
52
16
16
16
46 39
16
J
46 39
46 39
46 39
J
J
J
24 31
24 31
24 31
24 31
E 35 17-35 M 55 22D
E 99 / 17N99 E 99 17-99 I 21 2 20 16 E 9 17-99 I 21 2 20 16 17-99 I
17-35 E 35 17-35 M 55 22D M 55
E 99 17-99 I 21 2 20 16
F 11 19-11 II
F 11 19-11 II
E 35 17-35 M 55 22D
2 E 35 17-35 M 55 22D
E 99 17-99 I 21 2 20 16
- / 17N75 17-75 2 8 T inax F 1 19-11 II 11 16 17-75 M 8 Twinax°
F 11 19- 1 II
1 2 3 4 5
1 2 3 4 5
1 2 3 4 5
1 2 3 4 5
E 35 / 17N35
17-75 2 8 Twinax
17-52 2 8
2 17-75 2 8 Twinax
17-52 2 8
17-52 17-75 2 8 Twinax
17-52 2 8
73 23 17-52 2 8
17-73
11 16
11 16
11 16
21 20
2
8 Quadrax (meets 17-82 Boeing spec) (Meets 17-82 Boeing Spec)
16
22D (Meets 17-82 Boeing Spec)
(Meets 17-82 Boeing Spec)
(Meets 17-82 Boeing Spec)
Y
Y
R
A
S
A
A B
M
A
S T
R
J
A
B
P
B
R
N
B
S
U
T
P
L
R
A
d
C
H
d
U
V
B
P
e
C
P
K
C
N
c
C
N
c
S
T
e
B
K
A
C
D
T U
W
N
V
T S P R
N
M
D
D
G
Z
b
U
19
Y
b
D
M
X
g
f
M
Z
E
E
L
L
J
C
M
W X Y Z
a
E
D
E
V
a
Y
L
X
L
F G H J K
K
H
F
F
L
B
F G H J
H
D
K
F G H J
K
E F G
J
W
E
G
E 99 17-99 I 21 2 20 16
19-11 F 1 19-11 II
F 11 / 19N11
- / 19N17
F 18
-75
19-17
19-18
19-28
19-30
II 11 16
M
M
I
I
11 16
10 1 4
2
14
4
26 20
2
29 20
1
16
16
nax
22D 8 Twinax°
22D 20 16 8 Twinax ∆
Y
Y
34
43
S T
V
A
A
51
R
U f
W
4 10 17 25
58
e j
B
C B
V
U
C
d
P
64
1
W
D E
N
h
g
g
c
2
65
19
X
M
h
3
66
b
Y
N
K E
F
S
L
Z
a
9
G H J K
16 24 33
57 63
R
M
50
42
- / 19N31
F 32 / 19N32
F 35 / 19N35
19-31
19-32
19-35
19-88
M
I
M
I
2
1
12
32 20
66
88 23
8 Coax
12
22D
22D
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TECHNICAL CHARACTERISTICS
INSERT ARRANGEMENTS
23 (high density)
22D 20 16 12
8
4
Contact Size
MIL-DTL-38999 Series III / EN3645 insert arrangement reference TV-CTV insert arrangement Service class Number of contacts Contact sizes Front face of male insert. (Only the major keyway is illustrated)
Caption
Available:
- - - - -
- - - - -
- - - - -
- - -
Coax
- -
- -
DifferentialTwinax
Quadrax
Power contacts Grounded cavity
-
Y
Y
Y
1
J
A
M
V W
A
L
B
L
A
B
U
A
X
31
Y
j
C
51
Y
C
T
K
K
i
H
k
B
M
P N
D
W
B
S
Z
V
S
r
m
R
h
K
a
E
J
N
G
79
21
C
g
C
F
R
21
q
n
b
L
G
71
f
P
S
U
R
61
c
P
p
T
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D
J
H
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41
E
E
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11
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H G F
G
E
F
G 11 / 21N11
G 16 / 21N16
- / 21N20
G 35 / 21N35
G 39 / 21N39
21-11
21-16
21-AJ
21-35
21-39
I
II
M
M
I
11 12
16 16
18 20
2
79
37 2 20 16
8 twinax°
22D
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Y
A B
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G 41 / 21N41
G 75 / 21N75
21-41
21-48
21-75
21-121
I
M
M
41 20
4
4
121
8 power
8 coax or 8 twinax*°
23 Y Y
Y
Q
Quadrax not available
Y
46
N
16 25 35
56 67 77
A
A
A
8
86
M
P
B
1
94
K
B
W
B
2
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95
L
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96
X
P
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5
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23
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98 99
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6
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100
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7
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93 85 76
F
55 66 45 34 24 15
H
F
G
- / 23N06
H 21 / 23N21
H 35 / 23N35
23-06
23-14
23-21
23-35
M
I
II
M
6
14 12
21 16
100 22D
8 twinax°
Y Y
Y
A B
U V
25
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9 10 11 12
G
K
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L
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H
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J
H 53 / 23N53
- / 23N54
H 55 / 23N55
23-53
23-54
23-55
23-151
I
M
I
53 20
40
9
4
55 20
151
23
22D
16
12
Tri-Start™ TV-CTV
12
Amphenol
Tri-Start™ TV-CTV
TECHNICAL CHARACTERISTICS
INSERT ARRANGEMENTS
23 (high density)
22D 20 16 12
8
4
Contact Size
Front face of male insert. (Only the major keyway is illustrated)
Caption
Available:
MIL-DTL-38999 Series III / EN3645 insert arrangement reference TV-CTV insert arrangement Service class Number of contacts Contact sizes
- - - - -
- - - - -
- - - - -
- - -
Coax
- -
- -
DifferentialTwinax
Quadrax
Power contacts Grounded cavity
-
Y
A B
37
Z
29
64
A
A
22
72
Y
a
C
H
b
G
16
79
w
X
D
46
c
v
7
85
x
B
E
GG
W
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1
94
24
74
G
HH
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B
FF
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18
32 41
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81
F
V
59 67
LL
JJ
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60 68 82 76
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H
25
T
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33 42
19
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26
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6
99
p
k
53
E
R
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m
15
93
D
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21 28
L
78 84
M N P
D
36
J 4 / 25N04
J 7 / 25N07
J 8 / 25N08
J 11 / 25N11
25-04
25-07
25-08
25-11
25-1A
I
M
M
N
I
48 20
8
97
2
8
2
9
4
4
16
22D 8 Twinax°
8 twinax ∆
20
10 power
16
4 power
Y
A
U
B
1
S
A
M
P
A
A
T
B
C
12
R
B
B
2
N
a
V
C
11
R
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13
N
L
P
C
S
D
S
Z
3
T
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14
Y
20
5
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18
19
R
E
N
Y
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10
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4
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24
25
21
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M
n
F
P
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7
6
25
22
17
23
15
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2
V
X
N
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9
T
S
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5
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W
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16
Y
X
G
K
V
F
M
6
H
H
8
F
J
G
L
K
H
J
K
7
G
J
H
- / 25L17
J 19 / 25N19
J 20 / 25N20
J 24 / 25N24
- / 25N26
25-17
25-19
25-20
25-24
25-26
M
I
N
I
I
36
6
19 12
10 13
3
4
12 16
12 12
16 20
5
4
22D 8 twinax°
20 16 8 twinax° 12 coax
12 8 coax
Y
Quadrax not available
Y
59
A
A
Y Z n
A
P
71
48
U
A
B
B
X
15
36
82
105
B
25
94
R
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C
N
B
8
V
W
115
T
C
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122
P
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X
S
W
V
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125
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F
L
V
4
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d
T
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k
Y
P
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F
M
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25
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E
G
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W
Z
F
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N
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Z
n
K
L
7
H
G
R
F
128
Y
X
b
V
U
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b
M
P
J
121
14
K
g
f e
H
G
G
114
K
24
J
N
L
104
35
58
J
J
81
H
L
K
H
M
93
47
J 43 / 25N43 Amphenol Aerospace 25-43
70
J 35 / 25N35 MIL-DTL-38999, Series I LJT, II JT, III TV Insert Arrangements J 37 / 25N37 25-35 25-37 25-41
J 29 / 25N29
25-29
I
M
I
I
I
29 16
128 22D
37 16
22 3 11 2
3
23 20
20 16
Front face of pin inserts illustrated
22D 20 16 12 coax 8 twinax°
ce of pin inserts illustrated
Y Y
Quadrax not available
A
8
1
46 24
W
V W
A
27 26
1
2
A
b
A
Y Z a Z
13
79 67
B
3
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t
B
X
V
B
28
38 39 40
29
25
4
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X Y
X
U
B
90
b
36
5
57
c
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30
C
24
5
Y
C
37 50 51 41 42 43
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X
Y
D
A
C
T
U
C
31
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W
23
36
6
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GG HH
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D
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98
AA
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1
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W
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AA
v
Z
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63 62 61
53 52
54
32
D
s
7
2
FF NN
D
D
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x
FF
7
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22
JJ
S
NN PP
V
JJ
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E
a
e
q
a
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64
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55
60
66
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8
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44
b
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2
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9
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59
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56
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6
3
33
w
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BB
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10
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58
57
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m
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45
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46
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H J K LM
N
12
H J K Shell Size & Insert Arrg. for: Series II JT f Series I LJT Series III TV Service Rating
17
4
101
m
P
J
K
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M
L M N
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J K L
13
16
k
34
P
12
5
4
89 97
14
15
23
L
35 45
M N
56 66 78
24-61
J 46 / 25N46
J 61 / 25N61 25-61
25-46
25-61
25-92**
25-187
25-F4
25-61
25-62
25-90
25-F4
I
I
I
Size 22D=M, Balance =I
I
I
M
Size 22D=M, Balance =I
61 20
8
4 8
40 4
2
49
13 4
Number of Contacts
40 20
4
2
61 20
92
9
187
49
13 4 22D 16 12
16
20 16 8 Twinax
16 8 coax Contact Size
22D
16
23
22D 16 12
* Military P/N delivered with 8 twinax and proprietary P/N delivered with size 8 coaxial contacts for RG 180 and RG 195 wire. ** Not available in composite version. Y Available in hermetic version. Delivered with twinax contacts for simple braid cable (M17/1760002, AECMA Pr EN 3375 - 003, Raychem 10612, EPD44690, EPD44691). Δ Delivered with twinax contacts for double braid cable (PAN 6421, AECMA Pr EN 3375 - 004, Raychem 10613, EPD44692, EPD44693). MIL-DTL-38999, Series III TV Special Insert Arrangements
1
A
J
A
J
2
9
10
B
H
23 24 25
11 12
Tri-Start™ TV-CTV
13
H
K
B
16
A
1 23
26 27 28
22
13
32
13 14 15
3
8
3 2 1
31
21
G
14
C
13
14
4
M
L
D
A
30
15
20
B
D
15
4
G
C
23
Amphenol
Tri-Start™ TV-CTV
TECHNICAL CHARACTERISTICS INSERT ARRANGEMENTS
Grounded insert availability**
Number and size of contacts
Total number of contacts
Quadrax available
Arrangements Service Class
8 triax or twinax
10 power
8 power 8 coax
4 power P
23 22D 20 16 12 12 coax
S X
09-05* 09-09 09-35 09-94 09-98 11-01 11-02 11-04 11-05 11-12 11-19 11-35 11-98 11-99 13-04 13-08 13-26 13-32 13-35 13-98 15-04 15-05 15-15 15-18 15-19 15-25 15-35 15-55 15-97 17-02 17-06 17-08 17-20 17-22 17-26 17-35 17-52 17-73 17-75 17-99 19-11 19-17 19-18 19-28 19-30 19-31 19-32 19-35 19-88 21-11 21-16 21-AJ 21-35 21-39 21-41 21-48 21-75 O 21-121
N/A 1
1
X
X
9
9
M 6 M 2
6
2 3
I
3 1 2 4 5 1
1
X
I I I
2
X
X
4 5
II
1
19
19
M 13
13
I I I I
6 7 4 8
6 7
4
X
8
M 8
6
2
32
32
M 22
22
I I
10
10
4 5
4
II
5
X
I I I
15 18 19
14 1
18 19
M 25 M 37
22 37
3
55 12
55
I
8 4
M 39
38
1
X
I
6 8
6
X X
II
8
X
M 20
16
4
4
2
2
X
X
X
I
26
26
M 55
55
1
2
X
X
X
73
73
M 2
2
X
I
23 11
21 2
II
11
X
X
M 17 M 18
10 1 4
2 4
X X
14
I I
28 30
26 2 29 1
M 15
12
1
2
X
I
32
32
M 66
66
88 11 16
88
I
11
II
16
X
M 20 M 79
18
2
X
79
I I
39 41
37 2
41
4
4
M 4
4 or 4
X
X
X
121 121
Legend:
Only grounded insert version available High-Density arrangements
*
**
Grounded version (metallic insert for use with coaxial, twinax or quadrax contacts, for receptacle only) . 21-75 delivered with TWINAX contacts when ordered under the Mil P/N
O
For CTV : 15-25& 17-20 arrangements not available
Tri-Start™ TV-CTV
14
Amphenol
Tri-Start™ TV-CTV
TECHNICAL CHARACTERISTICS
INSERT ARRANGEMENTS
Grounded insert availability**
Number and size of contacts
Total number of contacts
Quadrax available
8 triax or twinax
Arrangements Service Class
10 power
8 power 8 coax
4 power P S
23 22D 20 16 12 12 coax
23-06 23-14 23-21 23-35 23-53 23-54 23-55
M 6
6
X
X
X
I
14 21
14
II
21
X
X
M 100
100
I
53
53
M 53
40
9 4
I
55
55
23-151 25-04 25-07 25-08 25-11 25-1A 25-17 25-19 25-20 25-24 25-26 25-29 25-35 25-37 25-41 25-43 25-46 25-61 25-92 25-187
151 151
I
56
48 8
M 99 M 8
97
2 8
X X
X
X
N
11
2
9
8
4
4
M 42
36
6
X
I
19 30 24 25 29 37 41 43 46 61
19
X
N
10 13
4*
3
X
I I I I I I I I
12 12
16
5
4
29
X
M 128
128
37
22
3 11 23 20 40 4
2*
3
2
X
61
M 101
92
9
187 187
25-F4
M 66
49
13 4
Grounded version (metallic insert for use with coaxial, twinax or quadraxcontacts, for receptacle only) . High-Density arrangements
Legend: **
TECHNICAL CHARACTERISTICS
CODING - POLARIZATION
To avoid cross-plugging problems in applications requiring the use of more than one MIL-DTL-38999 III connector of the same size, alternate key-rotations are available as indicated in the accompa- nying chart. As shown in the diagram below, the secondary keys rotate clockwise from the major one.
Coding identification letter
AR° or AP° BSC
BR° or BP° BSC
CR° or CP° BSC
DR° or DP° BSC
Shell size
N A B C D N A B C D N A B C D N A B C D E E E
105 102
140 132 118 140 155 131 141 156 145 156 146 141 142 170 169 140 145 153 142 170 169 140 145 153
215 248 230 205 234 197 208 182 195 220 176 184 196 200 200 200 180 197 196 200 200 200 180 197
265 320 312 275 304 240 236 292 252 255 298 242 293 310 244 257 280 272 293 310 244 257 280 272
80 35 64 91 95
9
In the reference system, the polarizationis shown by the letters N, A, B, C, D or E.
113
11 13 and 15
90 53
119
51 80
135
17 and 19
49 66 62 79 80 49 66 62 79
135
21 23 and 25
E
Tri-Start™ TV-CTV
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