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Metallic connectors with a pitch of 2.0 mm
DMM METAL CONNECTOR - MICRO-D TYPE
High-Performance Metallic Connectors with a 2.0 mm Pitch
The DMM series connectors are highly durable and conform to MIL-DTL-83513G standards. Designed to optimize space while providing superior electromagnetic (EMI/RFI) and mechanical protection, these connectors are an ideal solution for demanding applications.
A backshell accessory can be added for 360-degree shielding. The DMM connectors also offer a wide variety of standard fixing options for secure mounting.
Key Benefits of DMM Connectors
- MIL-DTL-83513G compliant for high-reliability applications
- Compact, low-profile design with vibration resistance
- 360-degree EMI/RFI shielding
- Configurable from one to four rows of contacts
- Supports mixed contact types: High Power (HP), High Frequency (HF), and Low Frequency (LF)
- Up to 120 high-current contacts (3-5A) or 30 HP contacts (20-40A)
- Multiple termination options: push-wire, perpendicular PCB, angled PCB, Thru-Hole, and SMT
- Wire range:
- Signal contacts: 22 to 32 AWG
- Power and coaxial contacts: 12 to 20 AWG
DMM Series Overview
DMM-100 Series
- Up to 30 signal contacts
- Available terminations: wired, angled, straight to PCB, Thru-Hole, SMT
DMM-220 Series
- Supports mixed contacts: coax (HF), signal (LF), and high-current (HP)
- Two rows of signal contacts (each HP or HF contact replaces four LF contacts)
- Available terminations: crimped, angled, straight to PCB, Thru-Hole, SMT
DMM-320 Series
- Supports up to 40 signal contacts and 15 HP or HF contacts
- Coax frequency support: up to 6 GHz
- Available in three-row arrangements
- Customizable with mixed-contact configurations
DMM-420 & DMM-430 Series
- Four-row configurations, supporting up to 120 signal contacts
- Mixed contacts: coax (up to 6 GHz), signal (3-5A), high-current (20-40A)
- Flexible configurations: up to 30 (DMM-420) or 40 (DMM-430) COAX/HP contacts
- Even/odd arrangement for maximum customization
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DMM Connectors: Designed for Compact Performance
We designed the DMM series to be more compact than traditional Micro-D solutions, providing high reliability without compromising on performance.
Superior Contact Technology
Nicomatic Signal (LF) Contacts
- Data transmission up to 5 Gbit/s in a 2 mm pitch connector
- Manufactured in-house for high precision and reliability
- Meets and exceeds MIL-DTL-83513G (tested up to 2500 cycles)
- Multi-lip stamped clip made of beryllium copper ensures stable electrical conductivity in harsh environments (vibration resistance: 20G, shock resistance: 100G)
Nicomatic High-Power (HP) Contacts
- Handles up to 30A
- Compact 4 mm pitch for high-density applications
- MIL-DTL-83513G compliant, tested for 500+ mating cycles
- Full derating data available for environmental specifications
Nicomatic High-Frequency (HF) Coaxial Contacts
- Frequency range: 400 MHz - 11 GHz
- Precision-turned for optimal signal integrity
- Designed in collaboration with European research laboratories
- Compatible with flexible and semi-rigid RF cables
Materials & Construction
Aluminum Shell 
- Material: Machined from 6061 aluminum
- Finish: 20µ chemical nickel plating (resistant to 96-hour salt spray exposure)
- Lightweight & rugged for aerospace and military applications
PPS Insulator
- 30% glass fiber-reinforced PPS
- Excellent outgassing and low humidity absorption
- Compliant with high-altitude and space environments
- Modular tooling system allows rapid configuration changes
Fixing Hardware
- Available on both male and female sides
- Two types of fixings: racking and screw-locking
- Made of 316L stainless steel, passivated for salt spray resistance
- Compatible with various PCB and panel thicknesses
DMM Connector Configurations
PCB Mounting Options
Straight PCB
- Thru-Hole or SMT termination
- Compatible with 0.8 to 3.2 mm PCBs
- Mixed layouts supported
90° PCB
- Thru-Hole or SMT termination
- Compact design with racking/locked fixing hardware
- Mixed layout capability
Cabling Options
Pre-Wired & Custom Lengths
- Backpotting option available
- Metal braid and backshell options for EMI shielding
DMM Backshell Solutions
- Material: Aluminum 6061 with 20µ chemical nickel plating
- Provides mechanical protection and 360° EMI/RFI shielding (MIL-STD-1377)
- Compatible with Band-it type systems
Split Backshell 
- Two-piece design for easy assembly and quick prototyping
Mono-Block Backshell 
- Compact, single-piece construction
- Not compatible with low-profile shapes
- Assembled using circlip tooling C17596
Why Choose Nicomatic DMM Connectors?
- Compact & Rugged: Saves space without sacrificing durability
- Customizable: Wide range of configurations to fit your exact needs
- Superior EMI/RFI Protection: 360-degree shielding ensures signal integrity
- Proven Reliability: Meets and exceeds MIL-DTL-83513G standards
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