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mouser.com/te-connectivity 23 FIGURE 5: DT/DTM/DTP Series Connectors. (Source: TE Connectivity) DT Connector Series In the above image, the first photo (from left) demonstrates typical wire-to-wire and pass- through wired-to-board controller interfaces and J1939 CAN connections using DT series connectors. Next are electro-hydraulic power solenoid valve actuators on a construction machine using a two- position DT plug. The middle photo shows multiple bulkhead pass-through flange DT connectors on an agricultural machine. The next photo is a series of DT connectors on a series of marine-gauge instruments used to network them together. A DT wire-to-board connector on a truck auxiliary power control unit is shown on the far right. DT connectors are available in pressure, humidity, and temperature sensors, along with core position and speed-sensing technology. They are sometimes available on enhanced flow and fluid quality-type sensors. Wire-to-wire is a key enabler of efficient modular assembly methods that allows for future upgrades and technology advances. Recently, the DEUTSCH team worked with a recreational OEM that had packaging and sealing issues and tried to protect the OEM's control unit. DEUTSCH engineering provided an integrated voltage protection diode solution. A DTM product fit into its machine better than the old part being replaced. The solution provided a net-cost savings. The DEUTSCH DT, DTP, and DTM series connectors feature rugged snap-latch IP68 sealed housings for power and signal needs throughout the machine or vehicle. In this case, DT stands for DEUTSCH transportation, while DTM is the mentor version with size 20 contacts. DTP is the power version with size 12 contacts. Rated operating temperature for the series is -55°C to +125°C. Options include mounting flanges, accessory clips, brackets, and PCB header and electronics enclosure integration.

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