Part Review and Datasheet Update

Review all available part information (MPN, package, pin count, description, properties). If no datasheet URL is already set, search the web for the official datasheet and update the part's Datasheet property with the URL. Then cross-check the schematic symbol, footprint, and pin descriptions against the datasheet. Summarize key specs and flag any mismatches.
I reviewed the part against TE Connectivity’s official 2452796-1 customer drawing and updated the project’s Datasheet URL to the correct TE source. Main findings: the symbol/footprint are mostly consistent, but DETECTION_SWITCH should likely be SW/pin 7, all terminal pin types are still Unspecified, pin descriptions are missing, shell grounds use G1/G2/G3 instead of datasheet nos. 8–10, and explicit no-pattern/via keepouts are not represented.
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2452796-1 Part Review
Source status
  • Project MPN: 2452796-1
  • Manufacturer: TE Connectivity
  • Existing project Datasheet URL before review: Mouser-hosted PDF ENG_CD_2390874_A1-3395045.pdf
  • Issue found: that PDF extraction identifies TE Connectivity 9-2390874-4, not 2452796-1.
  • Correct official source used for review: TE Connectivity customer drawing C-2452796 Rev C, NANO SIM CARD CONNECTOR — HINGE TYPE.
  • I updated the project Datasheet URL property to the official TE customer drawing URL.
Key specs from official TE drawing

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ItemDatasheet value
ManufacturerTE Connectivity
MPN2452796-1
Title / descriptionNano SIM card connector — hinge type
Card typeNano SIM / 4FF
Product spec referenced108-140327
Unitsmm
Connector terminal count shown10 total land pads/terminals
SIM contactsC1, C2, C3, C5, C6, C7
Card detectSW, with C5/GND as the other switch side
Ground / shell padsNos. 8–10 = GND
Switch functionWithout card: open; card inserted: closed
Contact pitch1.27 mm
Signal pad size0.8 mm × 1.0 mm, 6 places
Side/shell pad size1.3 mm × 1.8 mm, 4 places
Recommended PCB layout tolerance±0.05 mm
Keepout noteCross-hatched areas: no pattern and via hole in this area
MaterialsThermoplastic resin housing/slider UL94V-0 black; copper alloy contacts; stainless steel shell
FinishAu plating 0.076 µm min at contact area; gold flash at soldering areas
Datasheet pin/contact table

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Connector no.Datasheet pin nameDatasheet descriptionProject terminal found
1C1Vcc of SIMVCC, Pin Number C1
2C2RST of SIMRST, Pin Number C2
3C3CLK of SIMCLK, Pin Number C3
4C5GND of SIMGND, Pin Number C5
5C6Vpp of SIMVPP, Pin Number C6
6C7I/O of SIMI/O, Pin Number C7
7SWDetection switchDETECTION_SWITCH, Pin Number SW1
8GNDGroundGROUND_1, Pin Number G1
9GNDGroundGROUND_2, Pin Number G2
10GNDGroundGROUND_3, Pin Number G3
SIM card C4 and C8 are explicitly N/A in the drawing; no project pads are needed for them.
Schematic symbol review
Matches
  • The symbol has 10 terminal elements, matching the 10 connector land pads/terminals in the TE drawing.
  • The six SIM contacts are present: VCC/C1, RST/C2, CLK/C3, GND/C5, VPP/C6, and I/O/C7.
  • Three shell/ground terminals are present: GROUND_1/G1, GROUND_2/G2, GROUND_3/G3.
  • A card-detect terminal is present.
Mismatches / issues
  1. Card-detect pin number mismatch
    • Datasheet: connector no. 7, pin name SW / S/W.
    • Project: DETECTION_SWITCH has Pin Number SW1.
    • Recommendation: use SW or connector number 7 consistently. The official drawing does not show SW1.
  2. Ground pad numbering differs from datasheet convention
    • Datasheet: connector nos. 8–10 are GND pads.
    • Project: ground shell pads are numbered G1, G2, G3.
    • This is understandable for readable pad labels, but if strict manufacturer numbering is desired, use 8, 9, 10 as Pin Number and keep the designators as GROUND_1/2/3 or GND_8/9/10.
  3. Pin Type properties are all Unspecified
    • Recommended mappings:
      • VCC/C1: Power In
      • RST/C2: Input
      • CLK/C3: Input
      • GND/C5: Ground
      • VPP/C6: Power In or Passive/Unspecified depending on intended SIM usage
      • I/O/C7: Bi-Directional
      • SW: Passive or Output/Unspecified depending on symbol convention for mechanical switch contact
      • Ground shell pads: Ground
  4. Pin Description properties are missing
    • Suggested short descriptions:
      • VCC: SIM supply
      • RST: SIM reset
      • CLK: SIM clock
      • GND: SIM ground
      • VPP: SIM programming voltage
      • I/O: SIM data I/O
      • DETECTION_SWITCH: Card detect switch
      • GROUND_1/2/3: Shell ground
Footprint review
Matches
  • Project footprint has 10 SMD pads, matching the official drawing.
  • SIM signal pad sizes match the drawing: 0.8 mm × 1.0 mm.
  • SIM signal pad x-order matches the recommended PCB layout: C1, C5, C2, C6, C3, C7.
  • Signal pad pitch is 1.27 mm, matching the drawing.
  • Side/shell pad size matches the drawing: 1.3 mm × 1.8 mm.
  • The footprint contains pads corresponding to SW and three ground/shell pads.
Mismatches / issues
  1. Coordinate Y orientation appears flipped relative to the KiCad source vs extracted Flux pad nodes
    • The embedded KiCad footprint lists signal pads at y = -6.75 mm and G1/SW1 at y = +6.25 mm.
    • Flux computed pad nodes show the same geometry with opposite Y signs for individual pad nodes.
    • This may be a coordinate-system import/display transform rather than a real footprint error, because the embedded KiCad asset itself looks consistent.
  2. Ground pad labels use G1/G2/G3, while TE drawing identifies connector nos. 8–10 as GND
    • Electrically acceptable if documented, but strict datasheet numbering would be clearer as 8/9/10 or GND_8/GND_9/GND_10.
  3. No explicit keepout/no-pattern regions were found as PCB keepout objects
    • TE drawing calls out cross-hatched areas as “NO PATTERN AND VIA HOLE IN THIS AREA.”
    • The current footprint has copper pads and silkscreen/fab geometry, but I did not see dedicated keepout zones represented in the layout node list.
Property review

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PropertyCurrent project valueReview
Manufacturer NameTE ConnectivityMatches official source
Manufacturer Part Number2452796-1Matches official source
Designator PrefixJAppropriate for connector
Datasheet URLUpdated to TE official customer drawingCorrected from mismatched Mouser PDF
DescriptionSIM Card Connectors, 4FF SIM Compatible Card, 7 Position, 7 Loaded Positions, Signal, -40 85 CMostly consistent with TE product-page summary, but the customer drawing itself shows 10 PCB land pads including shell/ground pads and switch terminal
Package or Case CodeNot setRecommend adding a package/footprint descriptor such as “Nano SIM hinge connector, SMD, 10-pad”
Part TypeNot set at project levelRecommend adding “Connector” if the part metadata supports it
Overall conclusion
The part is mostly consistent with the official TE Connectivity drawing: MPN/manufacturer match, symbol pin count matches the 10 connector land pads, and the footprint pad sizes/order match the recommended PCB layout. The main issues are metadata/detail issues: the previous datasheet link was for the wrong part, DETECTION_SWITCH uses SW1 instead of datasheet SW/connector no. 7, all symbol terminals have Pin Type = Unspecified, pin descriptions are missing, shell grounds use G1/G2/G3 instead of datasheet connector nos. 8–10, and the manufacturer keepout/no-pattern zones are not represented as explicit keepouts.

    Source status

    Key specs from official TE drawing

    Datasheet pin/contact table

    Schematic symbol review

    Matches

    Mismatches / issues

    Footprint review

    Matches

    Mismatches / issues

    Property review

    Overall conclusion

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8 (6 + 2) Position Card Connector NANO SIM Surface Mount, Right Angle Gold SIM card holder nano SIM The 2452796-1 is a surface-mount Nano SIM card connector from TE Connectivity designed for 4FF Nano SIM applications in cellular, IoT, GPS, and wireless communication devices. It features a hinged locking mechanism for secure card retention and reliable electrical contact in compact embedded systems. The connector is optimized for PCB mounting and supports high durability for repeated SIM card insertion and removal cycles.
Key Features Supports 4FF (Nano SIM) cards Hinge-type SIM holder with locking mechanism 7-position contact configuration Surface-mount (SMT) PCB termination Integrated card detection switch Compact right-angle board-mount design Contact material made from copper alloy with gold plating Durable stainless-steel shell construction Operating temperature range: -40°C to +85°C Rated durability up to 2500 mating cycles Suitable for cellular modems, LTE modules, GPS trackers, and IoT devices UL 94V-0 flammability rated housing

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