2-6339191-1 Single Port Tap Up SMD RJ45 Connector Without Magnetics
2-6339191-1 Single Port Tap Up SMD RJ45 Connector Without Magnetics
Categories | Connectors, Interconnects |
Modular Connectors - Jacks | |
Application-LAN | ETHERNET(NoN POE) |
Connector Type | RJ45 |
Number of Positions/Contacts | 8p8c |
Number of Ports | 1×1 |
Applications Speed | Without Magnetics |
Mounting Type | Surface Mount |
Orientation | 90° Angle (Right) |
Termination | Solder |
Height Above Board | 0.537″ (13.65mm) |
LED Color | With LED |
Shielding | Shielded, EMI Finger |
Features | Board Guide |
Tab Direction | UP |
Contact Material | Phosphor Bronze |
Packaging | Tray |
Operating Temperature | -40°C ~ 85°C |
Contact Material Plating Thickness | Gold 6.00µin/15.00µin/30.00µin/50.00µin |
Shield Material | Brass |
Housing Material | Thermoplastic |
RoHS Compliant | YES-RoHS-5 WIth Lead in Solder Exemption |
RJ11, RJ14, and RJ25 are of the same series, with the same size, 9.5mm wide, but the number of contacts is different. RJ11 has only a pair of contacts in the middle, which can be connected to a pair of wires, expressed as 6P2C (six position, two conductor); RJ14 uses 4 contacts in the middle, and can connect 2 pairs of wires, expressed as 6P4C; RJ5 uses all 6 contacts , You can connect 3 pairs of lines, expressed as 6P6C.
Sometimes this connector can also be used to provide low-voltage low-power power (AC or DC), commonly used PIN2 and PIN5 (black and yellow wires). RJ11 is generally used as the collective name for this 9.5mm series, and RJ11-6P2C, RJ11-6P4C and RJ11-6P6C are used to distinguish the number of contacts. The phone also uses a connector to connect the phone and the handle, called 4P4C (also called RJ22, and forms a series with RJ9 and RJ10), with 4 contacts, 7.5mm wide, smaller than RJ11 feet .