USB Mini Connectors
Mini USB (Mini Universal Serial Bus) is a smaller USB interface introduced in the early 2000s, primarily used for compact and portable electronic devices. It was part of the USB 2.0 standard and served as a predecessor to the Micro USB connector.
The USB (Universal Serial Bus) is a standard product controlled by USB Implementer's Forum. USB is characterized by widespread market adoption and consists of several form factors to accommodate different device requirements. The Mini USB series are compact and portable, supporting both data transfer and charging. TE’s USB connectors combine high speed data capabilities and a charging function in one connector.
Product Features:
- USB Mini Connectors
Versions:
- Mini-A: Used primarily for USB OTG hosts.
- Mini-B: Most common, used for peripherals.
- Mini-AB: Hybrid port supporting both Mini-A and Mini-B.
Data Speed:
- Up to 480 Mbps (USB 2.0)
Power Delivery:
- Typically, up to 2.5W
Select Applications:
- Digital cameras
- MP3 players
- GPS devices
- External hard drives
- Game controllers
- Development boards
