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Unique-Bargains USB Type B 4 Pin 180 Degree Connector Conduit
A 180-degree USB Type B connector with four pins for PCB mounting, linking printers, scanners or cameras
- TypeHI - Conduit & Fittings
- Compact 1.7 x 1.2 x 1 cm footprint fits tight PCB layouts
- 180-degree right-angle design eases cable routing in confined enclosures
- Silver-tone metal shell resists oxidation for reliable data contacts
- Light 8 g mass adds negligible load to board assemblies
- USB Type-B 4-pin interface connects printers, scanners and cameras directly
USB Type B 4-Pin Connector
This right-angle USB Type B connector provides a 4-pin interface for linking printers, scanners or digital cameras to a PCB. It suits hobbyists or repair technicians who need a compact board-level connection for peripheral devices.
180-Degree Orientation Limits
The 180-degree bend fixes the cable exit in a single direction, which can restrict routing options in tight enclosures. Builders who need a straight or differently angled exit will find this connector unsuitable.
Simple Solder Installation
The 1.7 x 1.2 x 1 cm body fits standard footprints and weighs 8 g, so hand soldering is straightforward. Care is needed to avoid bridging the four closely spaced pins during assembly.
Highlights
- Compact 1.7 x 1.2 x 1 cm footprint fits tight PCB layouts
- 180-degree right-angle design eases cable routing in confined enclosures
- Silver-tone metal shell resists oxidation for reliable data contacts
- Light 8 g mass adds negligible load to board assemblies
- USB Type-B 4-pin interface connects printers, scanners and cameras directly
Specifications
| Brand | Unique Bargains |
|---|---|
| Type | HI - Conduit & Fittings |
Questions about this item
Which connector angle should I pick for my board layout?
This part has a fixed 180-degree angle, so it sits straight out from the PCB.
What does the 4-pin layout mean once it is soldered to the board?
The four pins carry the standard USB Type B signal set: power, ground, D+ and D- for data.
Which interface standard does the Type B jack follow?
It is a USB Type B receptacle, compatible with the USB 2.0 plug used on printers and scanners.
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