Hello,
We tried to contact you via the MATE ROV link given and were unable to access it repeatedly. So we are contacting you directly.

We wanted to get some connectors for our machine. We saw that you were sponsoring MATE and we could use the connectors. We are a team of four on our high school ROV team, some of us have been competing for five…[Read more]

Awesome, many thanks!

Hi Mattias, I see what you mean now. I will give you the X,Y coordinates for the 5 poles taking as (0,0) the centre. Pole 1 (-1.7,-0.35). Pole 2 (-0.975,1.45). Pole 3 (1.7,-0.35). Pole 4 (0.975,1.45). Pole 5 (0,-1.35). You can find the position of the pins in various European Standards. Regards Jose

Thank you Jose. Yes. I’m familiar with this diagram, but I can’t translate it into a 2D footprint.
For example, what is the distance from pin 5 to any other pin or the center?
What is the vertical distance from pins 1 and 3 to the horizontal crosshair centerline? (The same goes for pins 2 and 4)

Is the key to all this baked into the “B”…[Read more]

Hi Mattias, the M8 Rear Panel Mounting connector for PCB PXMBNI08RPM05BPC is a 5-pin as you described. Pins are in the “B” code position. Scroll down 9 pages where you see the Contact Diagrams and you will see the front view of the 5 pole “B” code connector (third diagram from the top). Regards Jose

Hi

I’m trying to design with the 5-pin version of the Bulgin M8 Rear Panel Mounting connector for PCB, part number PXMBNI08RPM05BPC

I have the data sheet “Circular Automation Connectors” from Bulgin, but it is not possible to deduct from it the position of the pins in relation to component center axis. Data is missing in the illustration on page…[Read more]