Compliant with SATA specification (Serial ATA Revision 3.0)
The 5650 series is a connector compliant with the SATA (Serial ATA Revision 3.0) standard. It can be used for signal connections of SATA standard products such as HDDs (hard disk drives) and ODDs (optical disk drives). (SATA: Serial ATA - One of the extended specifications of the IDE (ATA) standard for connecting PCs and storage devices, developed by the industry group "Serial ATA Working Group.")
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●7/13/22 Extreme Common - Contact material: Copper alloy - Insulator material: Heat-resistant resin - Operating temperature range: -40℃ to +85℃ ●7 Pins - Achieved a low profile of 4.0mm in product height (Note 1). Additionally, two types of mounting hardware (shell) are available: soldered and surface mount type, and reflow pin type. - Adopted a structure that protects the contacts, achieving excellent durability. (Note 1) Due to the low-profile design, it may not be compatible with latch-equipped SATA cables or some receptacle connectors with metal plates. We apologize for the inconvenience, but please contact our sales department for details. ●13 Pins - Two types of mounting hardware are available: screw-mounted and soldered, along with a variation that includes a reinforcing center bracket. - Adopted a structure that protects the plug contacts, achieving excellent durability. ●22 Pins - A low-profile straight type with a product height of 6.6mm, contributing to space-saving in devices. - Embossed packaging compatible with automatic mounting, with the option to choose whether or not to include suction clips.
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Tablet PCs/laptops, storage, industrial equipment, medical devices, etc.
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Kyocera offers electronic components that are installed in a wide range of devices, from everyday products like smartphones and wearable devices to industrial equipment. Utilizing cutting-edge technology and maintaining high quality throughout the development and mass production processes, we contribute to the evolution of electronics.
