DM3BT-DSF-PEJS
Part Number: DM3BT-DSF-PEJS
Manufacturer: Hirose Electric Co Ltd
Description: MICRO SD CARD PUSH-PUSH R/A
Shipped from: Shenzhen/HK Warehouse
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Part Number: DM3BT-DSF-PEJS
Manufacturer: Hirose Electric Co Ltd
Description: MICRO SD CARD PUSH-PUSH R/A
Shipped from: Shenzhen/HK Warehouse
Stock Available: Check with us
Datasheet | |
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Category | Connectors, Interconnects |
Family | Memory Connectors – PC Card Sockets |
Manufacturer | Hirose-Electric-Co-Ltd |
Series | DM3 |
Packaging | Tape & Reel (TR) |
Card Type | Secure Digital – microSD? |
Number of Positions | 10 (8 + 2) |
Connector Type | Connector and Ejector |
Insertion, Removal Method | Push In, Push Out |
Ejector Side | – |
Mounting Type | Surface Mount, Right Angle |
Features | Switch |
Height Above Board | 0.072″ (1.83mm) |
Mounting Feature | Reverse – Bottom |
Contact Finish | Gold |
Contact Finish Thickness | – |
The DM3BT-DSF-PEJS is an 8-position female micro SD Card Socket with gold-plated copper alloy contacts and a black LCP insulator. The DM3 series connector incorporates metal shields, a push-push eject mechanism, and reverse on-board mounting on the opposite side of the board from where it is mounted. It is possible to appropriately re-insert the Card thanks to the innovative design of the card slot, which is currently undergoing patent review.
This design protects the connector from being damaged when the Card is attempted to be put in the wrong direction. Having four points of connection between the metal cover and the printed circuit board ensures a secure connection to the ground circuit and offers EMI protection. The connectors were made of high-strength materials, resulting in a solid structure despite their relatively tiny size. The card detection switch is set to an open position by default.
DM3AT and DM3BT (Push-Push, with ejection mechanism):
DM3CS (Hinge, manual, Push-Pull, without ejection mechanism):
DM3D (Push-Pull, manual, without ejection mechanism):
A mobile phone or other portable devices should have a Micro Secure Digital slot (also known as a MicroSD slot), a small expansion slot. Adding a MicroSD card makes it possible to expand the available storage space.
The Secure Digital Association (SD Association) ensures that MicroSD, MiniSD, and SD all meet industry standards. The use of this standard as a data storage medium that does not require power has been embraced by various electronics companies.
The microSD card is the smallest flash memory card for consumers that is in use right now. It changes the standard Secure Digital (SD) card, but it still uses the same electrical connections. SD is an abbreviation for the term Secure Digital. As a result of this, microSD cards can now be used in standard SD card slots with the help of an adapter. MicroSD was developed to provide a more compact alternative for portable electronic devices.
At the beginning of the 2000s, the standard SD card was proving too large for many different devices, such as smartphones, due to the need for ever-smaller portable electronics. The demand for ever-smaller portable electronics caused this. The SD card was replaced by the microSD card in 2005. The MicroSD card is approximately one-sixth the size of the SD card and roughly half as thick. A standard SD card is 32 millimetres by 24 millimetres by 2.1 millimetres, while a microSD card is 15 millimetres by 11 millimetres by 1 millimetres.
Female microSD Card Socket (model number: DM3BT-DSF-PEJS) with gold-plated copper alloy contacts, a black LCP insulator, and 8 slots that the user can access. The DM3 series connection can be put on the opposite side of the board thanks to metal shielding, a push-push eject mechanism, and reverse on-board installation. This allows the connector to be positioned in a more convenient location. Because of the innovative and patent-pending design of the card slot, it is possible to re-insert the Card correctly.
Because of how the connector is designed, it will not get damaged even if the Card is placed in the wrong direction. The four contact points between the metal cover and the printed circuit board (PCB) produce an EMI shield and a stable ground connection. Because of the high-strength materials used in constructing the connectors, they could have a compact design while still being exceptionally strong. The card detection switch is always in the “open” position when it’s first turned on.
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