F03-0117-00001
Micro SD Card Connector

The Micro SD Card Connector Push Pull Mini Type H=3.0 mm features a compact body for efficient PCB integration and convenient manual card insertion. Eight gold plated phosphor bronze terminals provide reliable electrical contact while an LCP housing and stainless steel shell offer structural support. Rated for 10,000 mating cycles, the connector supports dependable performance in devices requiring removable memory storage.

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Product General Information
Component Type
Socket
Mounting Style
Top-Mount
Contact Pin Type
SMT
Orientation
Horizontal
Product Specification

Physical Characteristics
Shell Material
SUS304
Contact Count
8
Contact Material
Phosphor Bronze
Contact Plating
Gold Plated
Pitch (mm)
1.1
Housing Material
LCP UL94V-0
Housing Color
Black
Length (mm)
5.60
Width (mm)
11.45
Height (mm)
3.00

Electrical Characteristics
Insulation Resistance
1000 MΩ Min.
Current Rating
0.5A
Voltage Rating
10V AC/DC
Dielectric Withstanding Voltage
500V AC/Min.
Contact Resistance
100mΩ Max.

Mechanical Characteristics
Insertion Force
9.8N Max.
Withdrawal Force
2N Min.
Durability
10000 Cycles Min.

Solder Process Characteristics
Solder Process Type
Reflow
Recommended Process Temperature
245°C ~ 250°C

Environmental
Operating Temperature Range
-25°C ~ +65°C
Storage Temperature Range
-40°C ~ +85°C
RoHS
RoHS 2.0
Halogen Free(HF) Compliance
Yes

Others
Packaging
Tape Reel

Key Features
Compact Miniature Design
Short body with 3.0 mm height supports efficient PCB integration.
Push Pull Mechanism
Allows straightforward manual card insertion and removal for convenient access.
Durable Contact Performance
Gold plated phosphor bronze terminals support durability across 10,000 mating cycles.

Typical Applications
Electronics
Consumer electronics and computing devices.
Industrial
Automation, control systems and robotics.
Telecommunications
Networking and communication equipment.