LORDWORLD
LORDWORLD USB 2.0 Micro-B Female Socket 5pcs
Set of five USB 2.0 Micro-B female PCB-mount sockets supporting 480 Mbps data and 5 V 2 A power
- USB 2.0 data rates up to 480 Mbps
- DC 5 V 2 A power delivery supported
- Flanged PCB-mount footprint for panel installation
- Simultaneous data and power for peripherals
- Five connectors supplied in one pack
DIY USB 2.0 Micro-B Socket Set
This pack contains five PCB-mount Micro-B female receptacles with flanges for solder assembly. They are intended for hobbyists and engineers adding a USB 2.0 device port to custom enclosures or prototypes. Each connector accepts a standard Micro-B plug for simultaneous data and power transfer. The set suits low-volume board builds and repair work.
USB 2.0 Speed and Power Limits
The interface tops out at 480 Mbps when both host and device support USB 2.0. Power delivery is limited to DC 5 V at 2 A under the same conditions. Bandwidth and current will drop if either side operates at an older revision. The connectors do not support newer USB standards or higher voltages.
Solder Mounting and Common Issues
Flanged through-hole pins require basic soldering equipment and a drilled PCB or panel cut-out. Misaligned holes or excessive heat can damage the plastic housing or lift pads. Cold joints on the four signal pins cause intermittent data errors, while insufficient solder on the flange reduces mechanical strength. Clean flux residue to avoid corrosion.
Highlights
- USB 2.0 data rates up to 480 Mbps
- DC 5 V 2 A power delivery supported
- Flanged PCB-mount footprint for panel installation
- Simultaneous data and power for peripherals
- Five connectors supplied in one pack
Specifications
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Questions about this item
Should I buy the single pack or the 5-piece set for my PCB project?
The product is sold as a set of five Micro-B female receptacles, giving you enough connectors for multiple boards or spares.
Will the rated 480 Mbps actually appear on my device?
The connector supports up to 480 Mbps when both the host and the attached device operate at USB 2.0 speeds; slower endpoints will limit the link.
What does the USB 2.0 Micro-B interface limit in practice?
The interface caps data at 480 Mbps and power delivery at 5 V 2 A, so any connected peripheral cannot exceed those rates.
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