Modular Connectors - Jacks

Image Part Number Description / PDF Quantity Rfq
SS-641010-A-NF-A111

SS-641010-A-NF-A111

Stewart Connector

CONN MOD JACK 10P10C R/A UNSHLD

0

SS-801010SB-SP50-040-250

SS-801010SB-SP50-040-250

Stewart Connector

CONN MOD JACK 10P10C UNSHIELDED

1837

RJSAE508502

RJSAE508502

Storage & Server IO (Amphenol ICC)

CONN MOD JACK 8P8C R/A UNSHLD

99

GSGX-NS2-488-36850

GSGX-NS2-488-36850

Kycon

G/JK 4PT RT< 8P8C SHL L/GT BLK 3

0

GSX-NS2-88-4.57

GSX-NS2-88-4.57

Kycon

MODJACK RT< 8P8C SHIELD LG GT 4.

0

TM5RL-88(50)

TM5RL-88(50)

Hirose

CONN MOD JACK 8P8C R/A UNSHLD

0

TM2RE-2408(50)

TM2RE-2408(50)

Hirose

CONN MOD JACK 6P2C VERT UNSHLD

0

5-1775855-1

5-1775855-1

TE Connectivity AMP Connectors

CONN MOD JACK 8P8C R/A SHIELDED

795

GWGX-S1-2-88

GWGX-S1-2-88

Kycon

2 PORT 8P8C MOD JACK, SHIELDED,

0

0441440013

0441440013

Woodhead - Molex

CONN MOD JACK 8P8C R/A UNSHLD

0

GDLX-S-66

GDLX-S-66

Kycon

MODJK LOW/PROF RT< 6P6C P/S SHIE

0

1963460000

1963460000

Weidmuller

CONN MOD JACK 8P8C SHIELDED

6

TM23R-5A-88(50)

TM23R-5A-88(50)

Hirose

CONN MOD JACK 8P8C R/A UNSHLD

52

RJSAE-5381-02

RJSAE-5381-02

Storage & Server IO (Amphenol ICC)

CONN MOD JACK 8P8C R/A SHIELDED

1389

6116522-1

6116522-1

TE Connectivity AMP Connectors

CONN MOD JACK 8P8C R/A SHIELDED

0

ENSP1F5C305

ENSP1F5C305

Quatech / B+B SmartWorx

BACKSIDE 12 PATCH CORD

59

RJE71-188-1411

RJE71-188-1411

Storage & Server IO (Amphenol ICC)

CONN MOD JACK 8P8C R/A SHIELDED

586

5406533-1

5406533-1

TE Connectivity AMP Connectors

CONN MOD JACK 8P8C R/A UNSHLD

5897

TM5RJ1-66(50)

TM5RJ1-66(50)

Hirose

CONN MOD JACK 6P6C R/A UNSHLD

984

SS-74810-001

SS-74810-001

Stewart Connector

CONN MOD JACK 1PORT W/LED

382

Modular Connectors - Jacks

1. Overview

Modular connectors-jacks are standardized electro-mechanical interfaces used for connecting cables in telecommunications, data networks, and electronic systems. Their hot-swappable design and standardized dimensions enable rapid deployment and maintenance. These connectors maintain signal integrity while providing mechanical strain relief, playing critical roles in network infrastructure, consumer electronics, and industrial equipment.

2. Main Types and Functional Classification

TypeFunctional CharacteristicsApplication Examples
RJ116-position 2-conductor design, voice-grade transmissionResidential telephone lines
RJ458-position 8-conductor, supports up to 10GBASE-T EthernetLAN switches/routers
USB Type-ARectangular interface with 4-24 pins, supports USB 3.2 Gen2Computer peripherals
HDMI19-pin configuration, transmits uncompressed video/audioHome theaters/monitors
Fiber LCDuplex optical interface, supports 100Gbps+ transmissionData center backbone

3. Structure and Components

Typical construction includes: - Insulating housing (high-temp thermoplastic) - Conductive contacts (phosphor bronze with gold plating) - Latch retention mechanism - Wire termination points (IDC or solder) - EMI shielding layer The modular design allows tool-less installation while maintaining mechanical stability through polarization keys and retention clips.

4. Key Technical Specifications

ParameterTypical ValuesImportance
Insertion Loss<0.5dB @100MHzSignal quality preservation
Durability750-2000 mating cyclesLong-term reliability
Contact Resistance10-30m Power transmission efficiency
Insulation Resistance>500M Electrical safety
Operating Temp-40 C to +85 CEnvironmental adaptability

5. Application Fields

  • Telecom: PBX systems, DSL modems
  • IT Infrastructure: Server racks, PoE devices
  • Consumer Electronics: Smart TVs, gaming consoles
  • Industrial: PLC controllers, SCADA systems
  • Automotive: Telematics control units

6. Leading Manufacturers and Products

ManufacturerKey Products
TE ConnectivityCategory 8 RJ45 modules
AmphenolMilitary-spec circular connectors
MolexOptical LC duplex adapters
DelphiAutomotive-grade sealed jacks

7. Selection Guidelines

Key considerations: - Transmission speed requirements (e.g., Cat6a vs Cat8) - Environmental factors (temperature/humidity/vibration) - Mating cycle expectations - Shielding requirements (FTP vs UTP) - Backward compatibility needs - Cost vs performance trade-offs

8. Industry Trends

Development directions include: - 400Gbps+ optical interfaces - 0.8mm pitch miniaturization - Smart connectors with built-in sensors - PoE++ (90W+) capability integration - Bio-based polymer materials adoption The global market is projected to grow at 6.2% CAGR through 2030 driven by 5G and IoT deployments.

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