Des: Mid-mount mini DP connector right angle 20pin SMT/DIP type miniture displayport receptacle T/H
Part No: DP-MN-F03
Specification:
Rating: 0.5A
Insertion force: 35N Max
Withdrawal force: 8N Min
Operating Life: 5,000Cycles
Packaging: Reel/Tray
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