19 Pin HDMI PCB Mount Connector – SMT Female Receptacle for Board-Level Assembly
19 Pin HDMI PCB Mount Connector — Product Overview (SMT HDMI Connector for Automated Assembly)
Vistar 19 pin HDMI PCB mount connector with SMT termination, right-angle female receptacle. Rated 10,000 cycles, 0.5A, 40V. Ideal for displays, docking stations, and embedded systems. Free sample.
The HDMI-AF-1909 is a 19 pin HDMI PCB mount connector — a Type A female receptacle engineered for board-level HDMI interfaces in compact electronic assemblies. This SMT HDMI connector features surface-mount termination that supports automated reflow soldering, making it compatible with high-volume PCB production lines. The right-angle orientation positions the HDMI cable parallel to the PCB, reducing vertical clearance requirements and enabling slim enclosure designs.
This HDMI SMT connector carries the full 19-pin HDMI signal set — three TMDS data lanes for video, TMDS clock, DDC for EDID communication, CEC, +5V power, and Hot Plug Detect. Gold-plated phosphor bronze contacts and a shielded metal shell deliver stable signal integrity up to 18 Gbps (HDMI 2.0). The connector is rated for 10,000 mating cycles, ensuring reliable performance in frequently connected applications.
Manufactured in an ISO 9001:2015 certified facility, this PCB mount HDMI receptacle is fully compliant with RoHS 3 and REACH regulations. Available in tape-and-reel packaging for automated assembly, with OEM customization options for volume orders.
SMT HDMI Connector — Full Technical Specifications
Below are the complete specifications for the SMT HDMI connector HDMI-AF-1909, covering electrical, mechanical, and environmental ratings.
| Parameter | Specification | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Part Number | HDMI-AF-1909 | Standard catalog item |
| Connector Type | HDMI Type A Female Receptacle | 19-pin full-featured |
| HDMI Version Support | HDMI 1.4 / 2.0 | Passive connector — protocol depends on source/sink |
| Maximum Bandwidth | 18 Gbps (HDMI 2.0) | With compatible source and cable |
| Supported Resolution | Up to 4K@60Hz | — |
| Mounting Type | SMT (Surface Mount) | Right angle orientation |
| Orientation | Right Angle | Cable exit parallel to PCB |
| Pin Count | 19 Pins | Full HDMI signal set |
| Contact Material | Copper Alloy | Gold plated |
| Shell Material | Stainless Steel | Shielded, EMI protection |
| Housing Material | LCP (High-Temperature) | UL94V-0, reflow compatible |
| Current Rating | 0.5A per contact | Signal contacts |
| Voltage Rating | 40V AC | Per HDMI specification |
| Contact Resistance | ≤ 30 mΩ | Initial |
| Insulation Resistance | ≥ 100 MΩ | At 500V DC |
| Mating Cycles | 10,000 cycles | Durability |
| Operating Temperature | -25°C to +85°C | Commercial / industrial grade |
| Compliance | RoHS 3, REACH | Global export ready |
| Packaging | Reel / Tray | SMT assembly ready |
HDMI SMT Connector — Key Features and Advantages
SMT Termination — Automated Assembly Ready
Surface-mount pads support reflow soldering and tape-and-reel packaging for high-volume pick-and-place assembly. The high-temperature LCP housing withstands 260°C reflow profiles.
Standard 19-Pin HDMI Type-A Interface
Full compatibility with standard HDMI cables and devices. Supports high-definition video and multi-channel audio transmission through a single connector.
Right-Angle PCB Orientation
Positions the cable parallel to the PCB, enabling edge-mount installation and reducing vertical clearance requirements for slim enclosure designs.
10,000 Mating Cycles — Long-Term Durability
Rated for 10,000 insertion and withdrawal cycles, ensuring reliable performance in applications requiring frequent connect/disconnect operations.
Shielded Metal Shell — EMI Protection
Stainless steel shell provides effective EMI shielding and mechanical protection, maintaining signal integrity in high-frequency applications.
RoHS 3 & REACH Compliant
Fully compliant with EU environmental directives. Documentation available for global export and supply chain audits.
19 Pin HDMI PCB Mount Connector: SMT vs Through-Hole — Which One to Choose?
When selecting a 19 pin HDMI PCB mount connector, understanding the differences between SMT and through-hole mounting is essential. The table below compares the key characteristics.
| Feature | SMT HDMI Connector (HDMI-AF-1909) | Through-Hole HDMI Connector |
|---|---|---|
| PCB Mounting | Surface Mount — pads on PCB surface | Through-Hole — pins pass through PCB |
| PCB Holes Required | No — surface pads only | Yes — drilled holes |
| Assembly Process | Reflow Soldering — automated | Wave / Selective Soldering |
| PCB Density | Higher — no through-hole clearance | Lower — requires hole clearance |
| Mechanical Strength | Good — pad design + anchor tabs | Higher — dual-sided solder joints |
| Best For | Compact Electronics, High-Volume Production | Industrial Equipment, High-Reliability |
The HDMI-AF-1909 is an SMT connector. Choose this for compact PCB designs and automated assembly. For applications requiring maximum mechanical strength, consider our through-hole HDMI connector options.
PCB Mount HDMI Receptacle — Right-Angle Design for Compact Enclosures
A right-angle PCB mount HDMI receptacle offers several distinct advantages for designers working on space-constrained electronic devices. The right-angle orientation positions the HDMI cable parallel to the PCB surface, significantly reducing the vertical space required compared to vertical connectors.
Key Advantages
- Saves vertical space: The low-profile design allows for slim enclosures and thinner product profiles.
- Supports horizontal cable insertion: Cables exit parallel to the board, ideal for devices placed in tight spaces.
- PCB edge mounting: The connector can be placed at the board edge with the port flush against the enclosure.
- Optimizes enclosure layout: Horizontal routing reduces internal cable clutter and improves airflow.
- Reduces connector height above PCB: Suitable for applications where vertical clearance is at a premium.
For a comparison of different mounting orientations, see our 90 degree HDMI connector options.
Where to Use This PCB Mount HDMI Receptacle — Applications Across Industries
As a versatile PCB mount HDMI receptacle, the HDMI-AF-1909 is found across a wide range of applications where reliable SMT assembly and compact design are required. Its 19-pin Type A interface ensures compatibility with standard HDMI cables and devices.
19 Pin HDMI PCB Mount Connector — Frequently Asked Questions
What is a HDMI PCB mount connector?
A HDMI PCB mount connector is a board-mounted HDMI receptacle designed for direct PCB integration. The HDMI-AF-1909 is a 19-pin Type A female connector with SMT termination and right-angle orientation, providing reliable HDMI connectivity in compact electronic assemblies.
What is the difference between SMT and through-hole HDMI connectors?
An SMT HDMI connector is surface-mounted on PCB pads using reflow soldering, making it suitable for high-volume automated assembly and compact PCB designs. A through-hole HDMI connector uses pins that pass through drilled holes and are wave-soldered, providing higher mechanical strength. The HDMI-AF-1909 is an SMT connector — choose this for compact electronics and high-volume production.
Is this HDMI connector suitable for right-angle PCB mounting?
Yes. The HDMI-AF-1909 is a right-angle connector, designed for PCB edge mounting with horizontal cable exit. This orientation is ideal for slim enclosures and compact devices where vertical space is limited.
Can an SMT HDMI connector be used for automated PCB assembly?
Yes. The HDMI-AF-1909 is specifically designed for SMT assembly. It is available in tape-and-reel packaging for high-volume pick-and-place machines, and the high-temperature LCP housing withstands standard reflow soldering profiles up to 260°C.
What applications use a 19 pin HDMI receptacle?
A 19 pin HDMI receptacle is used in a wide range of applications including consumer electronics (TVs, set-top boxes), display systems (monitors, digital signage), industrial electronics (HMIs, embedded systems), docking stations, gaming consoles, and medical equipment.
How do I choose between SMT and DIP HDMI PCB connectors?
Choose SMT for high-volume automated assembly, compact PCB designs, and consumer electronics where board space is at a premium. Choose DIP / through-hole for industrial applications, high-reliability environments, and designs requiring maximum mechanical strength. Both options are available from Vistar.
What is the MOQ and can I get a free sample?
Standard MOQ is 1,000 pieces with a 2–4 week production lead time. Free samples are available for qualified engineering and product development projects. Contact sales@vistarelectronics.com with your company details, project description, and part number (HDMI-AF-1909).
Need Custom HDMI Connector Solutions?
Vistar Electronics manufactures HDMI connectors in Type A, Type C, and Type D configurations with SMT, through-hole, right-angle, vertical, and mid-mount options. Custom heights, plating, and packaging available for OEM projects.
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