edge SMA size question

Hi guys
I ordered the below SMA. However, their data sheet does not agree with the size I saw from the real devices or existing packages from others. Any suggestions?

Edge SMA device

Digi-Key - CONSMA003.031-ND (Manufacturer - CONSMA003.031)

data sheet:
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At the bottom right, the data for foot print does not looks right to me,

they are recommmend 0.1 between foots. However, the real devices seems to have 0.2 which is much longer than 0.1. ALso previous package from eager website seems to have a distance of 0.2 inch too instead of 0.1 inches.
Any suggestions?
Thanks

Pin distance of 2x0.1" (2x2.54mm) is correct for SMA PCB connectors from various manufacturers

The best thing to do is buy one and look at it. I guess it is to slot over the edge of a PCB in which case the centre pad is on the opposite side to the outer two. So it would be 0.2" between the outer two pads, but I may be misreading it.

Keith

Do you mean from center to the outside pad is 2x0.1"? This looks right.
However, in the picture, it looks like they said the distance is 0.1" between center pin and outside pin.
Thanks

I am going by the drawing - you cannot infer anything from the photograph. The drawing of the part is fairly clear and shows 0.1" from the centre pin to the edge pins. The easiest way to check is to buy one - always a good idea before you make a PCB when dealing with new components.

Keith.

they said the distance is 0.1" between center pin and outside pin

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Yes, I have never seen a SMA (or SMB, MCX ...) PCB connector with a different pin grid.

You can download SMA catalogs and datasheets from major manufacturers and check yourself.

I just measure it. It is 0.1 inch. However, some of our previous order does have a distance of 0.2 inch. But I can not find the part number.
I also saw different SMA kinds on digikey, their price varies a lot, what is the difference there?
Thanks,
Bo

FvM said:

Yes, I have never seen a SMA (or SMB, MCX ...) PCB connector with a different pin grid.

You can download SMA catalogs and datasheets from major manufacturers and check yourself.

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I just measure it, the data is right. I also found some SMA connected to the chip which have a distance of 0.2 inches. Will it make a difference? Will different SMA make a difference?
Thanks

keith1200rs said:

I am going by the drawing - you cannot infer anything from the photograph. The drawing of the part is fairly clear and shows 0.1" from the centre pin to the edge pins. The easiest way to check is to buy one - always a good idea before you make a PCB when dealing with new components.

Keith.

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like this one

Digi-Key - J658-ND (Manufacturer - 142-0701-851)
Digi-Key - J658-ND (Manufacturer - 142-0701-851)

the distance is actually 0.1475, am I right?

Is there a electrical difference between those two SMA edge connector?

Digi-Key - CONSMA003.031-ND (Manufacturer - CONSMA003.031)

data sheet:
**broken link removed**

Thanks a lot

The Emerson 142-0701-851 has a 3/8" flange instead of the usual 1/4". But the center to outer pin distance also isn't 0.2" with these devices, it's about 0.167".The Digikey photo is showing a standard size connector, by the way.
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The larger connectors can stand a slightly higher torque without damaging the PCB, but I would prefer the industry standard.

Thanks, so it will be better I use Digi-Key - J658-ND (Manufacturer - 142-0701-851) which is a larger connector?
Which one is industry standard?
Thanks a lot

FvM said:

The Emerson 142-0701-851 has a 3/8" flange instead of the usual 1/4". But the center to outer pin distance also isn't 0.2" with these devices, it's about 0.167".The Digikey photo is showing a standard size connector, by the way.
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The larger connectors can stand a slightly higher torque without damaging the PCB, but I would prefer the industry standard.

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Which one is industry standard?

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I think the smaller one, like this:
https://media.digikey.com/pdf/Data Sheets/Amphenol PDFs/132322.PDF
They are available from all major manufaturers.