JR is a series of subminiature high voltage cable assemblies that are ideally designed to interconnect low power, mini-TWTs to a power supply in Radar or Electronic Countermeasure (ECM) systems. Since their introduction, these high contact density assemblies have also found applications in laser systems, photomultiplier detection systems, night vision systems and other applications where high voltage in a small package with a highly, flexible cable harness is required.
JR Series connectors are only available as pre-assembled plug or receptacle cable assemblies. Each assembly is wired with Teledyne Reynold's Ready-to-Bond™ etched FEP or silicone coated, FEP cable. A braided shield or NOMEX® woven jacket is optional. The insulator is a thermoplastic on both the plug and receptacle, but the Advanced Interface Seals™ contained in the receptacle are silicone. The receptacle and plug bodies are nickel plated aluminum.
The 1407 Series is a ruggedized 7-pin, bayonet coupled connector family. The 1407 is another one of Teledyne Reynolds’ connector series that has been used extensively in airborne Traveling Wave Tube (TWT) and TWT Amplifier (TWTA) applications.
The 1407 comes in, both, shielded and non-shielded configurations. Plug kits are available for customer-fabricated cable assemblies using Teledyne Reynolds’ wire.
PeeWee is one of a family of subminiature, high voltage connectors for use in high voltage applications where dense electronic packaging is required. The PeeWee connector uses Teledyne Reynold's patented Advanced Interface™ method of sealing high voltage at reduced atmospheric pressure, which allows the connector to be rated at 12 kVDC at 70,000 feet with a temperature range of -55 °C to 125 °C.
The Hi/Mate™ Series are miniature insertable/removable high voltage contact assemblies for use in MIL-C-38999 Series I, III and IV off-the-shelf connectors having a 12 gauge, rear release, contact retention cavity.
Hi/Mate™ expands the capability of MIL-C-38999 Series I, III and IV connectors, by adapting them to carry 13.5 kVDC from sea level to airborne applications up to 70,000 feet altitude over a temperature range of -55 °C to 125 °C.
Hi/Mate™ contact assemblies are insertable into four standard shell sizes and eight insert arrangements in accordance with MILSTD-1560. These contact assemblies are, in actuality, independent high voltage connectors, and do not rely upon the dielectric properties of the MIL-C-38999 insert. This fact makes the Hi/Mate™ ideally suited to be combined in inserts with fiber optic, co-axial or low voltage pins. The insert is merely a holder for the Hi/Mate™ contact and Advanced Interface Seal™.
The Advanced Interface Seal™ was patented by Teledyne Reynolds and has been highly successful in numerous connectors designed for use in theharshest of environments from sea level to Deep Space.
The Hi/MateD™ Series of high voltage insertable/removable contact assemblies are rated at 13.5 kVDC and can be fitted into a Subminiature-D (Sub-D) 8 gauge insert cavity. The assemblies are ideal for airborne applications up to 70,000 feet altitude over a temperature range of -55 °C to 125 °C. Hi/MateDis fully compatible with signal lines, co-axial, fiber optic and power contacts in the same Sub-D connector. These contact assemblies are independent high voltage connectors, and do not rely upon the dielectric properties of the Sub-D insert.
Complete cable assemblies with Hi/MateD™ high voltage contact assemblies installed into Positronic CBD Series Subminiature-D connectors, are available from Teledyne Reynolds as fully tested units.
The 1804 Series of ruggedized 4-pin, connectors have been used in applications ranging from military vehicle electric reactive armor to airborne Synthetic Aperture Radar.
The 1804 Series uses connector housings which come in, shielded and non-shielded configurations with either threaded or bayonet coupling nuts. Plug kits are available for customer-fabricated cable assemblies using Teledyne Reynolds’ specified wire.
The 1807 Series of ruggedized 7-pin, connectors have been used in applications ranging from military vehicle electric reactive armor to airborne Synthetic Aperture Radar. The 1807 has even been used on the Ion Propulsion systems that have propelled some of NASA’s most successful spacecraft into Deep Space.
The 1807 Series uses connector housings which come in, shielded and non-shielded configurations with either threaded or bayonet coupling nuts. Plug kits are available for customer-fabricated cable assemblies using Teledyne Reynolds’ specified wire.
