Battery Holders Protect Against Inverse Polarity

Nov. 1, 2000

Designed for CR1632 3V lithium button or coin batteries, two new battery holders protect against inverse polarity and leakage currents. The Model SMTU1632 surface-mount and HU1632 through-hole versions have nickel-plated, spring stainless steel contacts and built-in retainers that secure the battery, yet allow fast, easy replacement, according to the company. Thickness of the contacts is 10 µm. Overall dimensions for the SMT version are 27.7 mm x 16 mm x 5.35 mm.
Other characteristics include positive retention for button cells and clear separation of connections. Price of the battery holders is $0.25 in production quantities.

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