FAQ

MMCX (Micro-Miniature Coaxial) connectors are compact coaxial connectors commonly used in portable electronics, wireless communication devices, and RF modules.

MIX IPEX connectors, also known as MHF or U.FL connectors, are miniature coaxial connectors commonly used in wireless communication devices, laptops, and embedded systems.

MCX connectors are miniature coaxial connectors commonly used in RF applications where space is limited

MC connectors, also known as Mobile Connectors, are coaxial connectors commonly used in mobile communication devices like cellular phones, GPS receivers, and wireless routers.

FME connectors, also known as For Mobile Equipment connectors, are miniature coaxial connectors commonly used in mobile communication devices like cellular phones, GPS receivers, and wireless routers.

F connectors serve as essential components in television, satellite, and cable TV applications.

CRC-9 connectors are primarily used for mobile broadband devices like USB modems and cellular routers to connect to external antennas, ensuring reliable wireless signal transmission.

A PS/2 connector is a 6-pin round connector primarily used for connecting keyboards and mice to computer systems. Developed by IBM, it was introduced in the mid-1980s as a replacement for older serial and parallel ports.

The DC 2.1 x 5.5mm connector is a barrel connector commonly used for low-voltage DC power connections in electronic devices, featuring a cylindrical shape with a 2.1mm diameter and 5.5mm inner pin.

The DC 1.3 x 3.5mm connector is a barrel connector used for low-voltage DC power connections in electronic devices, featuring a cylindrical shape with a 1.3mm diameter and 3.5mm inner pin.