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.
SMN-315-ARP7
Nano-SIM card connector with a push-push self-ejecting mechanism and integrated card-detection switch, designed for compact SMT applications such as cellular, IoT, and portable devices. 7 contacts; 50 V rated voltage, 0.5 A rated current, 100 mΩ max contact resistance, 1000 MΩ min insulation resistance, and 500 V AC withstand voltage. 1.25 mm board height; operating temperature -40°C to +85°C. #NanoSIM #SIMConnector #CardSocket #PushPush #CardDetect #SMD #SMT #Cellular #IoT #PortableElectronics
20 Uses0 StarsSIM-015-C
10-pin Mini-SIM card connector with push-push insertion/ejection mechanism for SMT mounting. Designed for SIM card interfaces in mobile, communication, and compact consumer electronics; supports up to 300 V AC withstand voltage, 30 mΩ max initial contact resistance, and up to 8,000 mating cycles. #SOFNG #SIMConnector #MiniSIM #CardConnector #PushPush #SMD #SMT #MobileElectronics
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