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From the connector corner blog
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Navigating the Skies: The Importance of Reliable Electrical Systems in Modern Aircraft
Read MoreThe National Air and Space Museum at the Smithsonian in Washington, D.C., has a display of the Wright Flyer – the first powered, heavier-than-air aircraft to successfully fly covered 120 feet in 12 seconds. Since then, aircraft electrical systems have advanced steadily from rudimentary electrical components and moved from straightforward wiring for basic ignition and
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Decoding Aircraft Electrical Systems: The Role of Mil-Spec Connectors and Contacts
Read MoreA typical aircraft can have thousands of individual connectors and contacts across its various electrical and data systems, but the precise number varies greatly depending on the size, complexity, and specific systems installed. These reliable components are essential for aircraft systems to function properly, even in the most extreme circumstances. Mil-Spec connectors and contacts are
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A Primer on LEO Satellites and Electrical Connectors
Read MoreLow Earth Orbit (LEO) satellites are becoming a cornerstone of modern telecommunications, including global internet access and other scientific applications. Because of their proximity to Earth – typically orbiting at altitudes between 160 and 2,000 kilometers – LEO satellites offer low-latency communication and cost-effective deployment. Electrical connections are a crucial but sometimes overlooked component –
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Twist Pin vs Stamped and Formed Contacts in M83513 Micro-D Connectors
Read MoreHarsh environments require reliable parts, and the Cinch Dura-Con M83513 Micro-D connectors are designed to meet stringent MIL-DTL-83513 standards. M83513 Micro-D connectors are widely used in: Aerospace Defense High-reliability commercial applications and civil aerospace They primarily use two types of contacts: twist pin and stamped and formed. While both offer compact and durable solutions, twist
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