Height: 4.2 mm (series table entries for 4.2 mm variants including Key M)
Keying: Key M (per MPN family and series tables)
Plating options (series): Au flash / 15 µin Au / 30 µin Au; your MPN indicates 30 µin Au
Materials (series): Contacts: copper alloy with gold plating; Housing: UL 94 V-0
Electrical characteristics
Current rating:
0.75 A per power contact (continuous) (Gen 5 datasheet: Farnell PDF)
0.5 A per power contact (continuous) (SSIO series PDF)
Note: two series sources list different continuous current ratings; use the stricter/official document for the exact MPN where available.
Voltage rating: 50 V AC per contact (both series PDFs)
Low-level contact resistance: 55 mΩ max initial; 20 mΩ max change (series)
Insulation resistance: > 5 × 10^8 Ω at 500 V DC (series)
Dielectric withstanding voltage: > 300 V AC (RMS) at sea level (series)
Operating temperature: -40 °C to +80 °C (series)
Compliance/features (series): Fully compliant with PCI-SIG PCIe M.2; supports angled insertion; multiple keying/height options; right angle and vertical options available in family.
Package dimensions and land pattern
The drawing (cmdt420x01501.pdf) contains the mechanical outline and recommended PCB land pattern for this exact MPN.
Automated text extraction from the drawing did not return numeric dimensions. Please refer to the drawing PDF directly for:
Pad sizes and spacing
Connector outline and seating plane
Mounting features/peg geometry and locations
Board edge-to-connector body relationships (if shown)
Pin descriptions
Connector manufacturers typically do not define interface signal names in the product drawing; pin functions are governed by the PCI-SIG M.2 specification for the M-key variant.
The series datasheets reviewed do not include a full pin function table. Use the M.2 (M-key) specification for functional pin mapping when assigning signals.
Cross-check: schematic symbol and footprint vs. datasheet
Schematic symbol
Pin count: The symbol instantiates numbered terminals P1–P75, consistent with “75 positions” in the series documentation. Examples:
Mechanical pins: MP1 and MP2 are present in the symbol with Pin Numbers 76 and 77, respectively. Good.
Naming: Many terminals are generically named “SIGNAL_x”, “GND_x”, or “SIGNAL/GND_x”. This is acceptable for a generic connector, but for system clarity you may later want to rename nets per the M.2 M-key spec (not required for footprint correctness).
Footprint (PCB)
Pad inventory: The footprint contains a Pads container with entries corresponding to the symbol terminals and includes MP1 and MP2 mechanical pads. This aligns with the expected contact/peg set for a 75-position M.2 connector.
Pad pitch: Expected per datasheet is 0.50 mm. The current PCB data does not expose numeric pad-to-pad pitch here; verification against the drawing is recommended.
Land pattern dimensions: Not machine-extracted from the drawing; manual check against the drawing PDF is required to confirm pad sizes, solder mask/solder paste apertures, and exact pad-to-body relationships.
Keying/board keepouts: For host connectors, the module’s notch provides keying; the housing geometry is defined by the connector body. No contrary features are indicated in the layout snapshot; verify any keepout or mechanical outlines provided in the drawing.
Flags and recommendations
PASS: Pin/position count alignment with series spec (75 positions) and presence of mechanical pegs (MP1, MP2).
UNKNOWN: Pad pitch and all land pattern detailed dimensions were not text-extractable. Please cross-check the footprint against the drawing (cmdt420x01501.pdf) for:
0.50 mm contact pitch
Individual pad sizes and gaps
Mounting peg pad/hole dimensions/locations (if applicable to this specific housing variant)
Recommended mask/paste apertures and any stated tolerances
NOTE: Electrical ratings show differing continuous current per contact between two series documents (0.75 A vs 0.5 A). Confirm which series rev applies to MDT420M01501 when finalizing current budgets.
OPTIONAL: Consider renaming connector pins/nets in the schematic to match M.2 M-key functional naming for easier system integration.
If you want, I can proceed to:
Extract exact land-pattern and outline dimensions by manually referencing the drawing PDF into structured notes, and
Annotate the footprint checks (pitch, pad sizes, peg geometry) item-by-item once those numbers are captured.
Wirelessly connects nets on schematic. Used to organize schematics and separate functional blocks. To wirelessly connect net portals, give them same designator. #portal
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