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Hirose Releases Fully Shielded RF-Compatible Substrate to FPC Connectors

January 29, 2024
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HIROSE ELECTRIC has released the BK35 series of RF-compatible substrate-to-FPC connectors with a full shield structure and combined power and signal for high-speed transmission. This series is an innovative product that can contribute to the evolution of mobile devices by combining power, EMI and RF circuits.

Importance for Counteracting Growing Electromagnetic Noise

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Smartphones have become increasingly indispensable in our daily lives, facilitating activities from online shopping to mobile banking. With over 5.5 billion smartphone users globally and a penetration rate exceeding 70%, the demand for further miniaturization and enhanced functionality continues to grow. Consequently, electronic components are being more densely packed, making it crucial to address electromagnetic noise generated within devices.

Achieves Smallest Footprint in Its Class with Full Armor Protection

EMC shielding and is designed with a small footprint, measuring only 0.35 mm in pitch, 0.6 mm in height, and 2.1 mm in depth. Despite its size, it is fully shielded to minimize electromagnetic noise interference. Capable of excellent RF signal transmission up to 40 GHz, its fully shielded structure provides enhanced EMI protection, offering superior performance in high-frequency applications. Additionally, the series supports high-speed data transmission up to 40Gbps and complies with standards such as USB4.0 Gen3x2 and PCIe Gen4, making it an innovative component for advancing mobile device technology.

Features: Full shield structure for high-speed transmission and combined power supply/signal, RF compatible substrate to FPC connector

1. High power supply capability in a compact design
2. Superior EMI prevention with a fully shielded design
3. Supports high-speed data transmission (up to 40 Gbps)
4. Excellent RF signal transmission (up to 40 GHz)
5. Fully armored structure for enhanced robustness

Future product development

The BK35 series can be used not only for smartphones, but also for wearable devices such as smartwatches and wireless earbuds, laptops, routers, handy-type medical devices, drones, and other devices. Hirose Electric remains committed to addressing the diversifying needs for connectivity and contributing to the ongoing evolution of devices.

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