Vertical USB Connectors

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• USB Version
  GCT offer connectors for the following USB versions:

  • USB2.0 is suitable to 480 Mbps, with 4 contacts in Full Size, 5 or 10 contacts in Mini and 5 contacts in Micro.
  • USB3.0 (also known as USB3.1 Gen 1 or USB Superspeed) is suitable to 5 Gbps, with 9 contacts in Full Size and 10 contacts in Micro.
  • USB3.1 (also known as USB3.1 Gen 2 or USB Superspeed+) is suitable to 10 Gbps, with 9 contacts in Full Size, 10 contacts in Micro and 24 contacts in type C.

  • 2.09
  • 3.0
  • 3.12
• USB Connector Style
  Defines connector body style, from largest, Full Size, down thru Mini and Micro.

  • USB2.0 is available in Micro, Mini and Full Size.
  • USB3.0 is available in Micro and Full Size only.

  • Full size1
  • Micro8
  • Mini
  • Type C2
• Gender
  Male Plugs mate with Female receptacles. When mated the body of the plug is enveloped by the female USB socket.
  
  For Full Size types, mated connectors are held in place by sprung tangs on the female shell which latch into two cavities on the male shell.
  
  Micro types have the opposite arrangement with tangs on the male shell and cavity on female shells, this is a key reason why USB Micro receptacles are suitable for ten thousand mating cycles.

  • Dual Receptacle
  • Plug2
  • Receptacle9
• Interface
  Full size types are available in both A & B, A is the ‘in-line’ rectangular type, B the square.
  
  Micro receptacles are available in B & A/B. B types accept USB B cable plugs and A/B types accept USB A or B cable plugs. A/B is normally used in On The Go (OTG) applications. Click here for more information.

  • A1
  • A/B2
  • B6
  • C2
• Mount Type
  Termination method of soldering connector onto PCB. Through hole (TH) or surface mount (SMT).

  • Hybrid
  • Surface mount4
  • Through hole7
• PCB Orientation
  Position of the connector mating face relative to the PCB. Vertical (straight) is 90° to the PCB, horizontal (right angle) is 180° to the PCB. Upright/flag types have the connector mounted on its side.

  • Horizontal26
  • Vertical11
• Locating Peg
  Plastic locating pegs to hold the connector in place during solder process and may provide extra strength post soldering. Also known as plastic post.

  • With locating peg3
  • Without locating peg8
• Shell Stake
  This defines whether the USB connector has metal shell stakes, and if so what type. Shell stakes are used to hold the connector in place during reflow solder process and provide extra strength post soldering. They also provide grounding.

  • Forked shell stake
  • Inner shell stake
  • Kinked shell stake1
  • Outer shell stake10
  • Without shell stake
• Number of Contacts
  USB2.0 Full Size are 4 contact. USB2.0 Mini* & Micro 5 contact. USB3.0 Full size 9 contacts. USB3.0 micro 10 contacts.
  
  2x4 and 2x9 options define dual receptacles (stacked connector).
  
  *GCT offer a special Mini with 10 contacts.

  • 16
  • 2 x 4
  • 2 x 9
  • 242
  • 41
  • 58
  • 9
• Mating Face Lead In
  Defines whether the connectors mating face includes a lead-in which helps guide mating connectors into place. For applications where customers prefer the connector not to have a lead-in, we offer ‘without mating face’ for flush fitting.
  
  ‘With and without mating face lead in’ defines a drawing with an optional lead in.

  • With mating face lead in8
  • Without mating face lead in6