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- Available in heavy-duty, light-duty, and VME ejector styles
- Include provisions for EMC shielding and ESD grounding
- Secondary catch available for vibration resistance
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- Modules satisfy requirements of the AdvancedTCA® Base Specification – PICMG 3.0 R2.0
- Matched keying and receptacle modules ensure proper alignment and restrict incompatible pairs
- Robust construction withstands drop test without added support pieces
- Paired units offer up to 64 unique pin keying combinations for optimum customization
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- Enhanced design for ergonomic performance satisfies cPCI standards
- Easily accessible release button for easier use
- Built-in safeguard protects against accidental operation
- Microswitch functions without rotation of ejector handle
- Fits standard 3U, 6U, and 9U cPCI board/faceplate sizes
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- Available in a variety of styles to suit applications ranging from blank faceplates to heavier electronics modules
- Some module handles include a secondary catch to withstand shock and vibration
- AMC Module Handles and light pipes satisfy PICMG standards AMC.0 R1.0 and R2.0 and MicroTXCA standard MTCA.0
- Flush-style module handle option prevents handle snagging
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- Complete hardware package for ATCA compliance
- Includes ejector, spring washer, ATCA mounting screw, guide pins, and choice of captive screws
- Secondary catch securely locks faceplate in place
- Ejector actuates board microswitch
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- Low-profile ejector provides high mechanical advantage
- Tool-free snap in installation with wire retainer clip
- Mechanism attaches with a clip-on retainer – no tools required
- Push-button pops out ejector handle for use
- Provides 4 mm (.16") ejector stroke
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- Cam-handle design provides leverage needed for electronics modules larger than line card or PC board
- Provides linear pull-up of 10 mm (.39") between fully extended and fully retracted positions
- Mechanism attaches with a clip-on retainer – no tools required
- Secondary catch available to withstand higher shock and vibration
- Tool-secured style helps meet standards for restricted access
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