71299-655CALF

Memory Connectors - PC Card Sockets

The 71299-655CALF is a type of PC card socket, a type of memory connector that is used to connect devices such as PCMCIA (Personal Computer Memory Card International Association) cards and CompactFlash cards to a computer or other device. PC card sockets are typically used for removable memory storage and data I/O in PCMCIA-compatible devices such as digital cameras, PDAs (personal digital assistants), and laptops.

The 71299-655CALF features an industry standard 68-pin dual card connector with a standard pitch of 0.05 inches. The card is made to accept two 0.8mm card connectors and two 0.8mm card ejectors, and it has header compatible slots that are 15-pins in length. It is also designed to fit securely in a single connector and to provide high-quality signal connections. The card also features a card masking feature, which is designed to prevent cards from being inserted incorrectly or being removed without being properly ejected.

In terms of performance, the 71299-655CALF offers good speed and reliability. It can be used with high-speed parallel or serial interfaces, and it is capable of transferring data up to a maximum rate of 54 Mbps. It also features an operating temperature range of -42° to + 260°C, and it is rated to provide a minimum of 1000 insertion and removal cycles.

The 71299-655CALF is easy to install and use, and it is designed to provide a consistent level of performance. It is also designed with high-quality materials and is able to withstand harsh environmental conditions. Additionally, it has a low profile design that is designed to fit into tight spaces, making it ideal for use in small form factor applications.

Overall, the 71299-655CALF is an excellent choice for a variety of memory connector applications. It offers good speed, reliability, and ease of use, and it is available in a variety of configurations to suit a variety of needs. With its low profile design and high-quality materials, it is well-suited for use in a variety of applications, from mobile devices to laptops.