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Date: 26th Sept 08

    1.4mm thin memory card connector with RF-ID terminals

Mitsumi introduced CIM-H75N2, the new 1.4mm thickness microSD memory card connector with RF-ID terminals.

This new small size equipment is suitable for the new generation small size cellular phones and mobile instruments. The RF-ID terminals or the antenna terminals provided makes the device compliant with new standards of communications.

Some of the features are listed below:

1. Memory card has a card detection switch (Normally open type switch)
2. Has a counter EMI property enhanced by grounding it on the slider side (at 2 places) and the     switch side (at 1 place) in addition to grounding at 4 corners.
3. Has an ejection protection mechanism.
4. Has a half lock mechanism that prevents you from dropping the card while ejecting it out of the     device.

Main specifications include:

1. Number of pins 10 pins (= 8 SD pins + 2 RF pins)
2. Pitch between terminals mounted on the board 0.9mm
3. External dimensions 13.70mm × 15.30mm × 1.40mm
4. Flatness of the terminal Max. 0.10mm
5. Card insertion force 2.0 to 6.0 N
6. Card ejection force 2.0 to 6.0 N
7. Maximum number of card insertion/ejection 10,000 times
8. Rated voltage AC50V (rms)
9. Rated current 0.5A
10. Operating temperature range -25°C to +85°C

For more details visit: http://www.mitsumi.co.jp

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