Standardized D-Sub connectors are available in two-row versions with 9 to 50 pins as well as in high density (HD) versions as a HD D-Sub connector with 3 to 5 rows and 15 to 105 pins. Of course, nearly every supplier has the standard connectors in their range of offerings. But what if you need a 9-pin D-Sub socket at relatively short notice for an application that faces extremely tight space constraints? That’s when SUYIN comes into the picture...

In many compact devices, space and design constraints make it impossible to place certain interface connectors at the end of the printed circuit board (PCB). Whether for USB, D-Sub, Modular, SATA, DC or other I/O connections – SUYIN offers custom cable solutions. This makes it possible to place the connectors anywhere within the enclosure and results in a flexible connection to the PCB. On the other end of the cable, there is a board-to-wire co...

The trend toward miniaturization continues unabated, and many systems vendors are facing the challenge of having to adapt their components (especially electromechanical components) to the confined spaces required by device specifications. One impressive example of an excellent solution to this problem has been created by SUYIN’s innovative design team: the new 100016FB013M205ZL RJ45 jack.

One of SUYIN’s outstanding strengths is its ability to adapt standard products flexibly to meet customer-specific preferences and specifications. This flexibility has now also been expanded to include the color of plastic elements in receptacles and cables. Effective immediately, all components listed in SUYIN’s Networking and Communication Business Unit (NCBU) program are also available in the color desired by the customer.

For companies that want to export to the US or Canada, there is no way around gaining certification of their electronic products to the standards of Underwriters Laboratories (UL). UL approval indicates to customers and users that the product complies with essential safety guidelines for the American market. However, this approval is not just required at the system level, but rather for nearly every individual component. As a result, this affects...

Board-to-board connectors that are not fully loaded are used in many applications, either because safety considerations require this (for instance to guard against spark-over voltages) and/or because they provide a way to reduce cost and weight. For instance, according to the DIN EN 60664-5 (VDE 0110-5):2008-05 standard, clearance and creepage distances must be implemented in such a way as to provide the best possible protection for people and ma...

Board-to-board connectors that are not fully loaded are used in many applications, either because safety considerations require this (for instance to guard against spark-over voltages) and/or because they provide a way to reduce cost and weight. For instance, according to the DIN EN 60664-5 (VDE 0110-5):2008-05 standard, clearance and creepage distances must be implemented in such a way as to provide the best possible protection for people and ma...

For companies that want to export to the US or Canada, there is no way around gaining certification of their electronic products to the standards of Underwriters Laboratories (UL). UL approval indicates to customers and users that the product complies with essential safety guidelines for the American market. However, this approval is not just required at the system level, but rather for nearly every individual component. As a result, this affects...

Effective immediately, all components listed in SUYIN’s Networking and Communication Business Unit (NCBU) program are also available in the colour desired by the customer. The advantages of this are obvious: receptacles and cables of the same colour help protect against mix ups and improve usability, and they simplify processes such as assembly. Furthermore, matching the colour of the receptacles and cables to the end device makes it possible t...

The trend toward miniaturization continues unabated, and many systems vendors are facing the challenge of having to adapt their components (especially electromechanical components) to the confined spaces required by device specifications. One example of a solution to this problem has been created by SUYIN’s innovative design team: the new 100016FB013M205ZL RJ45 jack.

In many compact devices, space and design constraints make it impossible to place certain interface connectors at the end of the printed circuit board (PCB). Whether for USB, D-Sub, Modular, SATA, DC or other I/O connections – SUYIN offers custom cable solutions.

For mobile phones, portable media players, digital cameras or any portable device that has compact dimensions with little space for connectors yet simultaneously requires a High-Definition Multimedia Interface (HDMI), SUYIN offers the Micro HDMI female connector from its 100042MB019XX3FZR series. This 19-pin receptacle is in line with version 1.4 of the HDMI specification.

With the Sony/Philips Digital Interface (S/PDIF) protocol that was developed jointly by those two companies as an interface for audio data, it is possible to transmit digital audio signals nearly without data loss. Data transmission can be accomplished either electrically using a coaxial cable or optically using a fiber-optic cable. For this optical transmission option, SUYIN is now presenting two new products, each with an integrated LED driver ...

Shortly following the launch of a USB-3.0/Type-A dual-port jack with 2 x 9 contacts, SUYIN is now expanding its extremely extensive range of USB connectors (with a total of over 370 different versions) to include the single-port USB-3.0/Type-A jack with the part number 020052MR009S500ZL.

020200MB005XX32ZX...Here's a part number that's bigger than the product!!! For space-critical applications in which every square millimeter is crucial, SUYIN offers a particularly sophisticated solution in the form of its new 020200MB005XX32ZX 5-pin Mini USB female connector. Due to its shape, it is possible to place small components (such as chip capacitors or chip resistors) on the PCB beneath a portion of this right-angle, surface-mount, type...

These hard-metric connectors with a 2.0-mm pitch from MetCon-2 series conform to the requirements of IEC 61076-4-101. They are particularly well suited for highly complex board-to-backplane and board-to-board/daughterboard connections in CompactPCI and VME64 Extension (VME64x) applications in telecommunications or network systems with data rates up to 1Gbit/s.

Within its 100236 series, SUYIN offers a broad selection of RJ45, RJ12 and RJ10 jacks for vertical/upright mounting for all kinds of application requirements, such as those used in POS terminals, charging stations for cordless telephones, or IP telephones as well as in industrial applications.

Shortly after the launch of Intel’s new Core-i7 Mobile “Clarksfield” quad-core processors, SUYIN is able to offer matching surface-mount processor sockets suitable for automatic assembly.

For particularly flexible supply of power to circuit boards via a power supply cable, or for connecting DC power supplies to mobile consumer electronics systems, such as notebooks, digital cameras, or similar devices, SUYIN has developed the 040061FJ004S108ZA DC power supply socket.

The 12-pin, low-profile, in-board RJ45 jacks from SUYIN’s 100073FR012S173ZL (halogenated) and 100073HR012S173ZL (optionally free of halogen) series offer several special features. At 18.05 x 20.25 x 11.45 (L x B x H in mm, overall) they already feature particularly compact dimensions in the standard version. However, thanks to a design trick, they are able to save even more space, because they can be installed on the board in an offset manner.