mapj1:
I'm only half joking about the gold alloy plating - it does wonders for the Mil std connectors, they really can take the current on much smaller stubbier pins (the souriau 38999 series III are especially impressive you do need the tooling or to be able to solder, but after the initial shock at the price, well worth it in a few critical no expense spared locations..)
Mike.
Definitely, although there are other options, used in machinery and controls, that offer excellent current-carrying capacity from very small pins without gold plating - and then there's the Socapex type used extensively in temporary power systems for entertainment and similar lighting systems.
mapj1:
I'm only half joking about the gold alloy plating - it does wonders for the Mil std connectors, they really can take the current on much smaller stubbier pins (the souriau 38999 series III are especially impressive you do need the tooling or to be able to solder, but after the initial shock at the price, well worth it in a few critical no expense spared locations..)
Mike.
Definitely, although there are other options, used in machinery and controls, that offer excellent current-carrying capacity from very small pins without gold plating - and then there's the Socapex type used extensively in temporary power systems for entertainment and similar lighting systems.
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