Part No: CEM-1206S
Description: magnetic buzzer
Phone: 800.275.4899 Fax: 503.612.2381 www.cui.com 20050 SW 112th Ave. Tualatin, OR 97062
Date: 8/14/2006
Unit: mm
Page No: 3 of 5
Mechanical Characteristics
Item Test Condition
Solderability Lead terminals are immersed in rosin for 5
seconds and then immersed in solder bath
of 270 ±5°C for 3 ±1 seconds.
Soldering Heat Resistance Lead terminals are immersed up to 1.5mm from
the buzzer’s body in solder bath of 260 ±5°C for
3 ±1 seconds.
Terminal Mechanical Strength Apply force of 9.8 N (1.0 kg) to the terminal for
10 seconds.
Vibration The buzzer will be measured after applying
a vibration amplitude of 1.5 mm with 10 to
55 Hz band of vibration frequency to each of
the 3 perpendicular directions for 2 hours.
Drop Test The part is to be dropped from a height of
75 cm onto a 40 mm thick wooden board 3
times in 3 axis (X, Y, Z) for a total of 9 drops.
Evaluation Standard
90% min. of lead terminals should
be wet with solder. (Except the
edge of the terminal)
No in interference in operation.
No damage or cutting off.
After the test, the part should
meet specifications without any
damage to the appearance and
the SPL should be within
±10 dBA of the initial SPL.
Environment Test
Item Test Condition
High temp. test The part will be subjected to +85°C for
96 hours.
Low temp. test The part will be subjected to -40°C for
96 hours
Thermal shock The part will be subjected to 10 cycles. One
cycle will consist of:
Temp./Humidity cycle The part shall be subjected to 10 cycles. One
cycle will be 24 hours and consist of:
Evaluation Standard
After the test, the part shall meet
specifications without any
damage to the appearance and
performance except SPL. After
4 hours at +25°C, the SPL
should be within ±10 dBA of the
initial SPL.
