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USB3.1 Type-C Mode redriving switch test module supporting data rates up to 10 Gbps for a downstream facing port (Host).

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 USB3.1 Type-C  Mode redriving switch test module supporting data rates up to 10 Gbps for a downstream facing port (Host).Test module

 

 


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A USB3.1 Type-C  Mode redriving switch test module supporting data rates up to 10 Gbps for a downstream facing port (Host).it can be used for testing the function of a PCBA with type c facing port.

Wide Compatibility

Typical applications include Computer, storage racks, etc.,,

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USB3.1-Type-C-Mode-redriving-switch-tester

Physical CharacteristicsCable

Cable Length:  Adapter

Color:  Black

Connector Style:  Straight

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Wire Diameter:PCBA

Packaging Information Package

Quantity:  1Shipping (Package)

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Connector(s)

Connector A :         USB3.1 Female 

Connector B:          PCBA

USB3.1 Type-C  Mode redriving switch test module 

Gold Plated

Color Black 

PCBA-with-type-c-facing-port

Specifications

1.USB3.1 Type-C  Mode redriving switch tester

2.Fire protection: VW-1

3.RoHS compliant

Electrical  
Quality Control system Operation according to regulation & rules in ISO9001
Voltage DC300V
Insulation Resistance 2M min
Contact Resistance 3 ohm max
Working Temperature -25C—80C
Data transfer rate  

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