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Copyright 1993 Dallas Semiconductor Corporation Printed in U.S.A.

DS9098 iButton TM Retainer

DS9098

040197 1/1

FEATURES

Compact single–piece, all–metal receptacle for iButton mounting

Retainer withstands high temperatures required for surface mounting

Center contact is permanently separated at first inser- tion of the iButton

Material is stainless steel with selective tin–lead plat- ing for optimal solderability to printed circuit board

Retainer to iButton connection is stainless steel to stainless steel

Quadruple redundancy of contacts (4 plus 4)

Contact force exceeds 200 grams for reliable connec- tion

At insertion, the iButton is latched for retention

Pops up for removal when latch is released

Gentle deflection of latches allows removal of the iButton

>25 insertion/withdrawal cycles with no performance degradation

Compatible with standard pick and place equipment;

insensitive to angular orientation

Cleaning fluids drain freely for quick clean up

Available in bulk packaging (DS9098) or in extruded tube packaging (DS9098T)

Tin - lead

plated side B

Section B–B

11.4

12.95

16.66 Dia. 4.34

B

Recommended Printed Circuit Layout Pads

Opening in solder mask

11.3 copper 14.3

18.3

4.0

19.9 Dia.

Center – Data Outer ring – Ground

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Copper cladding >0.3 Kg/m2 or >34 µm (>1 oz/sq. ft) with soldermask overlay

All dimensions are in millimeters 8.0

5.9

Center contact deviation from resting plane +.20

–.10 Section A–A

5.90

A A

8.0

DESCRIPTION

The DS9098 iButton Retainer is a low–cost, surface mount device that retains a 16.3mm x 5.8mm MicroCan on a printed circuit board. The slender design secures the iButton for a compact printed circuit board mount.

The retainer latches the flange of the iButton and pre- vents reversed insertion.

PRECAUTIONS ON USE

At first insertion closely align axis of the iButton and the Retainer, and then apply approximately 10 kg force for the separation of the center contacts. At subsequent insertion maintain similar axial alignment to avoid per- manent deformation. At removal, limit deflection of retainer latches to just free the iButton edge from retained state. Avoid applying excess force to latches.

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