[Free comprehensive catalog available!] Horizontal insertion and extraction type fine wire coaxial connector
I-PEX CABLINE-VS
Achieves high shielding effectiveness and contact reliability! A horizontally oriented coaxial connector with a 0.5mm pitch that improves transmission efficiency through optimized design!
The "CABLINE-VS" is a horizontal plug-in type fine wire coaxial connector with a 0.5mm pitch. Optimized design improves transmission efficiency. Achieves high shielding performance with all-cover shielding and multiple ground points. The unique W-Point contact structure ensures high contact reliability. 【Features】 ■ Mating height: 1.0mm (1.1mm max.) ■ Improved transmission efficiency ■ Achieves high shielding performance *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
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【Other Features】 ■ Achieves high contact reliability ■ Enables secure insertion and removal ■ Reliable locking function (optional) ■ Soldered connections * For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
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I-PEX is a "manufacturing solution expert" that provides value in the form of inspiration and surprise in the global market. Founded in 1963 as "Daiichi Seiko," a precision mold manufacturer in Kyoto, I-PEX has engaged in challenging manufacturing through the refinement of technology centered on in-house production of molds and manufacturing equipment, resulting in numerous world-first and unique products and solutions. Under the I-PEX brand, we develop, manufacture, and sell connectors, sensors, semiconductor manufacturing equipment, and also engage in contract manufacturing of automotive parts, precision molded products, and various manufacturing equipment to supply to the market. The image of the company building is the exterior of our headquarters in Kyoto.