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Fervit USB 2.0 Micro-B Female PCB Socket 5pcs 480Mbps
Set of five PCB-mount Micro-B sockets for USB 2.0 data at 480 Mbps and 5 V 2 A power
- USB 2.0 data up to 480Mbps with compatible host and device
- Up to DC 5V 2A power delivery when paired with USB 2.0 supply
- PCB-mount design extends USB connections inside enclosures
- Works with phones, laptops, tablets and other USB peripherals
- Five Micro-B female sockets included for multiple builds
Five Micro-B PCB sockets
This pack contains five USB 2.0 Micro-B female receptacles designed for PCB mounting. Each connector accepts a standard Micro-B plug and carries both data and power through a single soldered footprint. The parts arrive new and ready for hand or wave soldering.
Makers adding a USB 2.0 device port
Hobbyists and engineers who need a compact, through-hole Micro-B socket on a custom board will find these convenient. Builders requiring USB 3.x speeds, Type-C form factors or panel-mount flanges should look elsewhere, as these connectors only support the 2.0 specification.
Data at 480Mbps and power to 5V 2A
The connectors handle the full USB 2.0 high-speed rate of 480Mbps when paired with a 2.0 host and device. They also pass up to 5V 2A for charging or bus-powered peripherals. Bandwidth and current beyond the 2.0 limits are not supported.
Highlights
- USB 2.0 data up to 480Mbps with compatible host and device
- Up to DC 5V 2A power delivery when paired with USB 2.0 supply
- PCB-mount design extends USB connections inside enclosures
- Works with phones, laptops, tablets and other USB peripherals
- Five Micro-B female sockets included for multiple builds
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What must I already have to solder these Micro-B female sockets onto a board?
You need a printed circuit board with the correct footprint, a soldering iron, solder and basic hand tools to mount each socket.
Will these 2.0 sockets limit the speed of a 480Mbps USB 2.0 peripheral I keep using?
No, each socket supports the full 480Mbps throughput when paired with a USB 2.0 host and device.
How can I verify the socket is passing both data and power after soldering?
Plug in a known-good USB 2.0 device and confirm the host enumerates it while the device receives 5 V power.
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