Connectors
A connector is a device that is used to join two or more electrical or mechanical components. Connectors are an essential part of many electronic and mechanical systems, as they allow for the easy transfer of electricity, data, or other signals between different devices or components. There are many different types of connectors, each designed for specific use cases. Some common use cases for connectors include: * Connecting electronic components in circuit boards * Connecting electrical devices to power sources * Connecting mechanical components in machines and devices * Connecting data cables for networking and communication * Connecting audio and video components in home theater systems Flux.ai has the world's largest community-driven public library of connectors, with footprints, symbols, datasheets, and simulation models. This library is a valuable resource for engineers and designers who need to find and use connectors in their projects.
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USB 2.0 Micro-B female receptacle with 5 contacts, right-angle top-mount surface-mount termination and full shielding. Supports up to 30 V AC (RMS), with contact current ratings of 1.0 A for signal contacts and 1.8 A for power contacts; 0.65 mm pitch and -30°C to +85°C operating temperature. Suitable for USB 2.0 data/power connections in compact consumer, embedded, and portable electronics. #USB #USB2.0 #MicroUSB #MicroB #Connector #Receptacle #Molex #SMD #SurfaceMount #RightAngle #Shielded
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ESD DIODE 5VWM 14VC SOT-666-6 The USBLC6-2P6 is a dual-line, rail-to-rail transient voltage suppressor (TVS) diode array in a compact SOT-666 package. It is specifically optimized for protecting USB D+ and D− lines (and similar high-speed differential pairs) while maintaining very low signal distortion due to its low capacitance design. It clamps high-voltage ESD events to safe levels, protecting sensitive ICs such as MCUs, USB PHYs, and transceivers. Designed for USB and high-speed data protection Ideal for USB 2.0 (480 Mbps) interfaces Very low line capacitance Minimizes signal distortion on high-speed differential pairs Bidirectional ESD protection Protects both positive and negative voltage transients Low clamping voltage Typical clamp around ~17 V during surge events High peak pulse current capability Handles ESD strikes (IEC 61000-4-2 compliant, typically ±15 kV air / ±8 kV contact in similar ST USBLC family devices) Rail-to-rail protection structure Protects signal lines relative to VCC and GND Compact SOT-666 package Suitable for very small PCB layouts (phones, USB ports, embedded systems) 2-channel configuration Typically used for D+ / D− pair protection Typical Applications USB 2.0 ports (D+ / D− protection) Smartphones and tablets Embedded systems with external connectors HDMI / Ethernet signal protection (low-capacitance variants also used) Any exposed high-speed data interface requiring ESD protection #CommonPartsLibrary #Diode
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