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Amphenol-Tuchel Electronics GmbH
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Tuchel is a German manufacturer of industrial connectors, founded in 1955 by
Ulrich Tuchel as Tuchel Kontakt GmbH. The company is particularly known for
its high-end connectors in radio and television studios. In 1967, the company
was acquired by Amphenol-Borg GmbH, and was renamed Amphenol-Tuchel Electronics
GmbH. The company is a full subsidary of Amphenol Corporation (USA), the
second largest manufacturer of electrical connectors worldwide [1].
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The C091-series consists of circular plugs and sockets with a varying
number of pins, very similar (but not identical) to the famous
DIN connectors 1 found in consumer equipment. Both the cable-mount part and
the panel-mount part have a threaded outer bus, that allow it to be secured in place.
Furthermore, the pins of a Tuchel connector are thicker than those of its
DIN counterpart.
At the bottom of the socket is an index notch that mates with the
index stub of the plug.
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Confusingly, Tuchel also manufactures DIN connectors that have the same
outer dimensions and threaded barrel, but a different layout and pin diameter.
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Pins 7
Angle 360°
Distance 60°
Name C091-7F
Usage Professional audio, industrial applications
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