1. Series 88 SuperFly™ Ultraminiature Cordsets

3. Contact System The Ultraminiature Size #23, #24 and #30 AWG Contact Connector

4. Key Features 1-5 Amp current rating Various contact pitches #22 to #34 AWG wire accommodation Compact circular design Aluminum, titanium, or stainless steel shells IP67 environmental protection, IP68 capable Hybrid contact system Push-pull and threaded coupling Overmolded and braided cordsets Available fiber optic termini Robust EMI shielding

5. Contact Arrangements

6. Contact Arrangements and Protocols

7. Glenair = High-Speed

8. Electrical  Ultraminiature connector/cable solution – Mighty Mouse (#23 = 5A), on.065” pitch – Micro (#24 = 3A) – Nano (#30 = 1A)  Hybrid layouts achieve pinout/power requirements in small package  Reverse genderable

9. EMI Spring  Power contacts (Micro or MM) engage at same time as Bal-Seal spring. First mate/last break requirement is achieved and engagement is indicated by a tactical “pop!” Configurable in (1) or (2) spring versions, allow retention “tuning” without spring customization. High breakaway = ~10-15 lbs Low breakaway = ~4-7 lbs O-Ring Gland

10. Mating Sequence  Standard mating sequence – power contacts engage prior to signal to accommodate first mate/last break requirements 1.Mighty Mouse / Micro 2.Nano

11. Quick Disconnect  Quick Disconnect / Breakaway  Threaded

12. Connector Types  Connector Types – Wired Cable – Wired Panel – Low Profile wired panel – Straight PCB – R/A PCB achieved via flex***

13. Cables  “Engineered” Cables to optimize weight/flexibility/performance  Cables can be pre-screened for standard protocol conformance  “Minimalist” connector, cable and overmold provides size/weight savings  Common overmold tools among all sizes minimizes manufacturing/production strain