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Cat.6a Ethernet connector system reduces required installation space

November 5, 2020 By Redding Traiger

Hirose has enhanced its high-speed ix Industrial connector family to include a horizontal mount PCB connector that supports space-constrained applications that require Cat.6a Ethernet cabling. The IX60G Series has reduced mounting requirements offering a space-saving of up to 75% compared to other Ethernet solutions like RJ45 connectors. Compliant to IEC PAS 61076-3-124, the IX60G Series […]

Filed Under: Connector Tips Tagged With: hirose

USB 2.0 Type-C compliant connector reduces PCB required mounting area

September 16, 2020 By Mary Gannon

Hirose offers more design flexibility with the introduction of a top mount USB 2.0 Type-C connector. The space-saving CX90B Series connector has 16 contacts, offering a more economical option for power charging applications. Enabling OEMs to reduce the size and cost of their portable electronic devices, the CX90B Series USB connector meets customer requests for […]

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Waterproof power connector designed for demanding vehicle needs

March 31, 2020 By Mary Gannon

Hirose has developed a low-profile waterproof wire-to-wire connector for demanding automotive, agricultural and construction vehicles. Rated to IP67 / IP69K, the 2.2 mm pitch ZE064W Series is resistant to temperatures up to 125°C. A double-layer spring, three-point contact design ensures highly reliable connectivity in high vibration & shock conditions commonly found in off-highway and transportation […]

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Low-profile push-pull nano SIM card connector reduces PCB mounting space

December 5, 2019 By Mary Gannon

Hirose has developed the industry’s lowest profile push/pull Nano SIM card connector. Featuring an ultra-low profile of 1.12 mm, the KP13C Nano SIM card connector offers a printed circuit board (PCB) mounting space savings of up to 23% compared to other products on the market. The miniature KP13C Nano SIM card connector enables smaller consumer […]

Filed Under: Connector Tips Tagged With: hirose, hiroseelectric

Card connector supports MicroSD and Nano SIM operation in one socket

November 8, 2019 By Mary Gannon

Hirose has developed a card connector that supports both MicroSD and Nano SIM operation in one socket. The top slot of the user-friendly KP15B Series connector is used for a MicroSD card, while the bottom slot is for a Nano SIM card. The connector has a card detecting feature and a reverse card insertion prevention […]

Filed Under: Connector Tips Tagged With: hirose, hiroseelectric

High-speed edge card connector provides flexible stacking heights

October 16, 2019 By Mary Gannon

Hirose has developed a 0.8 mm pitch board-to-board connector that allows for flexible stacking heights. The high-speed card edge FX27 series connector allows for varying board stack heights by simply changing the length the printed circuit board (PCB) interposer, eliminating the need for different height connectors. Additionally, the FX27 series features an increased XY axis […]

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Hirose adds RFMW for expanded RF and microwave distribution

June 4, 2019 By Mary Gannon

Hirose has expanded its distribution network to better serve customers in the RF and microwave market. Hirose will work with RFMW, a specialized distributor of RF and microwave components, to enhance customer resources and provide best in class radio frequency design solutions. RFMW will support Hirose’s extensive product offering with a focus on RF and […]

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Harting and Hirose partner to drive Single-Pair Ethernet infrastructure

April 5, 2019 By Mary Gannon

Single-Pair Ethernet

Hirose Electric Co. Ltd., Tokyo, and the Harting Technology Group have entered into an agreement to jointly develop, standardize products and market a connection technology system for Single Pair Ethernet (SPE). “The joint development in the area of Single Pair Ethernet continues and consolidates the successful technology partnership of both companies,” says Hirose President Kazunori […]

Filed Under: Applications, Connectivity, Connector Tips Tagged With: harting, hirose

Low-profile wire-to-board power connectors are rated for currents up to 65 A

March 25, 2019 By Mary Gannon

Hirose has expanded the current carrying capacity of it EnerBee power connector family. The DF60 series wire-to-board connector now supports applications requiring current ratings up to 65 A. Featuring a compact space-saving design, the DF60 series has a pitch of only 10.16 mm. It is available in straight, right angle and in-line configurations, as well […]

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Heiland Electronics now offering Hirose CX series USB Type-C connectors

October 22, 2018 By Mary Gannon

CX Series USB Type-C connectors.

Heilind Electronics, a distributor of electronic components and authorized distributor for Hirose, is now stocking the manufacturer’s CX Series USB Type-C connectors. The next-generation CX Series conforms to USB Type-C (3.1 Gen 2) — the new protocol for data connectivity in the consumer, industrial machinery and automobile markets. Featuring quick charging and a 10 Gbps […]

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