USB-C 16 Pin SMT On-Board Connector — 5A High-Current USB PD (USB-TC16-F13)
Part No: USB-TC16-F13 | 5A / 30V | 10,000 Cycles
Overview of USB-TC16-F13
The USB-C 16 pin connector SMT on board (USB-TC16-F13) is a masterclass in interconnect engineering. Designed to provide a perfect balance between power delivery and space-saving PCB design, this 16-pin receptacle avoids the complexity of 24-pin versions while fully supporting USB Power Delivery (PD) up to 100W.
One of the standout features of this Type C connector USB 16 Pin SMT on board is its high-reliability shell design. Manufactured with premium stainless steel, the shell offers superior shielding and protection against electromagnetic interference (EMI). Its "On-Board" SMT configuration allows for precise automated assembly, ensuring high-yield manufacturing for OEMs and electronics producers worldwide.
USB-C 16 pin connector SMT On-Board — Technical Specifications (USB-TC16-F13)
| Parameter | Value | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Part Number | USB-TC16-F13 | Standard catalog item |
| Interface Standard | USB 2.0 / USB PD 3.1 | Supports up to 100W PD |
| Pin Count | 16 Pins | Full 16P USB-C configuration |
| Mount Type | On-Board SMT | Horizontal PCB mount |
| Current Rating | 5.0A (VBUS Combined) | High‑power charging |
| Voltage Rating | 30V DC Max | — |
| Contact Resistance | 40mΩ Max (Initial) | Low loss |
| Insulation Resistance | 100MΩ Min | — |
| Dielectric Withstanding | 100V AC for 1 Minute | — |
| Temperature Range | -30°C to +85°C | Operating |
| Mating Cycles | 10,000 | High durability |
| Packaging | Reel / Tray | SMT assembly ready |
| Key Mechanical Feature | Rear Stability Legs | Prevents PCB lifting |
Key Features — USB-C 16 Pin SMT On-Board Connector
5A High‑Current & 100W PD Support
Rated 5A continuous current, enabling full USB Power Delivery up to 100W (20V/5A) when paired with a compatible PD controller.
Rear Stability Legs
Integrated rear legs act as mechanical anchors, preventing the connector from lifting off the PCB under high insertion torque and repeated cable pulls.
Low Profile On‑Board Design
Optimized for thin enclosures, the on‑board SMT design reduces overall height while maintaining strong mechanical retention.
Premium Stainless Steel Shell
Full‑metal shielding provides excellent EMI protection and structural rigidity, ensuring signal integrity in electrically noisy environments.
USB 2.0 Data + PD Charging
16‑pin configuration supports USB 2.0 data (480 Mbps) and full PD negotiation via CC pins — ideal for devices that don't need SuperSpeed data.
SMT Production Ready
Supplied in tape‑and‑reel packaging, fully compatible with automated pick‑and‑place lines for high‑volume manufacturing.
Typical Applications
The USB-TC16-F13 is widely adopted in applications that require high‑power charging with USB 2.0 communication, especially where space is limited and reliability is critical.
Frequently Asked Questions
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