Innovation First, Inc. 1UCMA-137 1U Cable Management Arm 19" 28.5"-33" computer accessory
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Fervit
Solder-type USB-C female connectors replace Mini USB 5-pin sockets for DIY repairs, supporting DC 5V 2A power and USB 2.0 data
This pack contains five Fervit USB-C female sockets designed to replace a Mini USB 5-pin female connector. They are intended for DIY and OEM projects where a builder wants to modernise a legacy port. The components arrive as loose connectors that must be soldered onto a circuit board by the user.
You must be proficient in manual soldering techniques before ordering. The existing Mini-USB mounting hole is larger than the Type-C footprint, so the PCB or enclosure aperture will need to be reworked to fit the new connector. Verify that your board layout can accommodate the standard pinout and that you have the tools to resize the opening cleanly.
The connector is a passive mechanical and electrical interface rated for DC 5 V at up to 2 A when paired with a USB 2.0 Type-C power source and device. It adds no active circuitry, so thermals, noise and power draw are determined entirely by the host device and cable. No additional cooling or power budget is needed for the connector itself.
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The pack contains five Type-C female solder connectors. You must supply a soldering iron, solder, flux and a PCB or cable to mount them on.
These connectors are a direct solder replacement for a Mini USB 5-pin female socket and use the standard pinout.
With a USB 2.0 Type-C power source the connector can deliver up to 5 V at 2 A for charging and data.
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