Push push SIM connector

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• SIM Card Size
  Defines the SIM card type accepted by the connector. SIM Connectors are available in the following form factors (FF):

  • SIM (aka Mini SIM) (2FF)
  • Micro SIM (3FF)
  • Nano SIM (4FF)

  Depending on form factor SIM cards vary in size and thickness, although the contact position layout remains uniform across the card types.

  • 4FF Nano SIM connector1
  • 3FF Micro SIM connector2
  • 2FF SIM connector1
• Card Insertion Type
  SIM connectors are available in the following card insertion types:

  • Push-Push -the SIM card is pushed into place and pushed again to release, ejecting by spring action. Push-Push is often used in consumer applications where users insert and eject SIM cards into a device.
  • Push-Pull -the SIM card is pushed into place and held in place by force of contacts and pulled to remove. Push-Pull is the lowest cost type of SIM connector.
  • Hinged - the connector opens to allow insertion of SIM card, hinged types are useful where a positive lock is required, especially in high vibration environments.
    SIM5060 & 5055 hold the card in place in the hinged cover, for ease of use. To achieve an ultra-low profile, the SIM5051 does not hold the card in place.
  • Dual - Allows two SIM cards to be plugged into one connector. This is a Push-Pull connector type.

  • Hinged5
  • Push-Push4
  • Push-Pull4
  • Tray (pin eject)
  • Dual1
• Number of Contacts
  Defines number of contacts connecting with SIM card pads.
  6 contact versions are most popular as used in the majority of GSM or CDMA applications.
  
  SIM contacts no. 4 and 8 are not generally used and defined by the ETSI spec as ‘reserved for future use’. Although 8 contact versions are used in MegaSIM applications.
  
  SIM Card detection switch contacts are covered in a separate search.

  • 63
  • 82
  • 8x2 (dual SIM)
• Card Detection Switch
  Connectors with a SIM card detection switch enable the designer to electronically signal when SIM cards are inserted or removed. Switches are normally open, the circuit is closed when the card is inserted.
  
  Note – Card detection switches are some sometimes referred to as extra contacts. For example: 6+2 (6 x SIM contacts + 2 x switch contacts).
  GCT do not classify card detection contacts as +2, but as ‘with’ or without’ card detection switch.

  • With - Normally Open
  • With - Normally Closed4
  • Without
• Profile
  The height profile of SIM connectors above the PCB. For hinged connectors, profile denotes the connector in closed position.

  • 1.00mm to 1.99mm4
  • 2.00mm to 2.99mm
  • 3.00mm to 3.99mm
• Locating Peg
  Plastic locating pegs used to hold the connector in place during solder process and may provide extra strength post soldering. Also known as plastic post.

  • With1
  • Without3
• Polarised?
  Polarisation allows the SIM card to only be inserted in the correct orientation.

  • No
  • Yes4