N7E50-M516TH-50

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Memory Connectors - PC Card Sockets

The N7E50-M516TH-50 is a type of PC Card Socket, a device used to physically and electrically connect either a computer or peripheral device to the computer’s system bus. PC Card Sockets are designed to accommodate certain types of PC Cards, such as a CompactFlash (CF), microSD card, Secure Digital (SD), PC Card ATA, and Personal Computer Memory Card International Association (PCMCIA) cards.

Application field

PC Card Sockets have a wide range of applications, including data exchange, power source, digital signal, and analog signal. They are used in many different consumer devices, from digital cameras to handheld gaming systems. Smaller PC Card Sockets, such as the N7E50-M516TH-50 are typically used in mobile devices such as smartphones and tablets, as well as modems and routers.

Working Principle

PC Card Sockets are designed to be hot-swappable, which means they can be easily removed and replaced without having to power down the device. The N7E50-M516TH-50\'s integrated card detect switch is activated as soon as a PC Card is inserted, allowing the host device to properly identify the PC Card type.

After the PC Card is identified, the N7E50-M516TH-50 PC Card Socket provides power to the PC Card and establishes the necessary electrical connections between the PC Card and the host device. The N7E50-M516TH-50 is designed to support both 5V and 3V PC Cards. This allows it to be compatible with a wider range of devices, including those with different voltage requirements.

Conclusion

The N7E50-M516TH-50 is a PC Card Socket, designed to connect either a computer or peripheral device to the system bus. It has a wide range of applications, from digital cameras to modems and routers. It is hot-swappable and supports both 5V and 3V PC Cards, allowing for compatibility with a wider range of devices.

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