Card connectors keep a lower profile
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Fujitsu Components Europe product story
Edited by the Electronicstalk editorial team
May 3, 2007
Fujitsu Components Europe has released the lowest profile connector currently available for micro SD cards.
Expanding its PCMCIA card connector offering, Fujitsu Components Europe has released a very low-profile connector for micro SD/TransFlash cards.
With a mounted height of 1.6mm, it is the lowest profile connector currently available for micro SD cards.
Featuring Fujitsu's precise die-and-moulding technology, the FCN-560 series micro SD connector measures 15 x 14 x 1.6mm and has a life cycle of ten thousand insertions/withdrawals.
The connector uses a proprietary push-push structure that provides positive tactile feedback during card insertion and withdrawal.
A card drop protection mechanism prevents the card from falling out during pre-insertion and forced card extraction after it's locked in.
When ejected, the card travels 3.5mm from its locked position.
The micro SD card connector offers a rated voltage of 5V AC/DC and current of 0.5A.
Contact resistance is 100mohm (initial) and the dielectric withstand voltage is 500V AC for 1min.
The operating temperature range is -20 to +70C.
The micro SD FCN-560 series connector is RoHS-compliant.
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