SF72S006VBDR2500 Connectors, Interconnects

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Memory Connectors such as PC Card Sockets are essential components for computer systems and have over time become increasingly important in determining the speed and performance of a system. In the past, low-end PCs used traditional, bulky memory cards, but as computer systems advanced, connectors have become more compact, with higher data transfer rates.

SF72S006VBDR2500 is a PC Card socket commonly used in embedded applications such as industrial control systems, vehicles, and consumer electronics. It is part of SF memory card connector family from Harting. This low-profile card socket is designed to accommodate Type I, Type II, and Type III PCMCIA cards. The board-mountable socket is designed for surface mounting and features a push-pull mechanism for easy insertion and removal of cards.

SF72S006VBDR2500 incorporates sturdy contacts that are gold plated with a tin coating. The contacts are rated for up to 500 mating cycles and provide maximum reliability. Three ejectors ensure that the deployed card is firmly held in place, and the socket also features a card detection switch. The socket is designed to minimize crosstalk and EMI interference.

The working principle of SF72S006VBDR2500 is straightforward and simple. When a card is inserted and the connector is properly mounted, its contacts are connected to those of the card. This establishes an electrical connection between the two devices, allowing data to be transferred. It also powers the card so that it can communicate with the main system.

The SF72S006VBDR2500 is perfect for industrial, automotive, and consumer electronics applications that require robust PC Card sockets. It performs reliably under extreme temperatures and is perfect for applications that require reliability and high performance. It is also designed to reduce upgrade costs and improve system maintenance.

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