Connection headers offer greater flexibility for automotive standard interconnects
Designers wanting to use or already using the Stac64 system for I/O connections can now use HS Stac headers to create custom, ganged multi-bay headers, combining I/O with high-speed signal without expensive tooling investment, Molex says. In addition to saving costs and simplifying assembly, this allows greater design flexibility and saves space.
The automotive industry-standard interface, known as USCAR-30, supports USB 2.0 requirements and other high-speed technologies including Low Voltage Differential Signalling (LVDS) and Ethernet for infotainment, telematics devices, car stereo and navigation systems, and driver-assist electronic modules. HS Stac right-angle headers package the USCAR-30 interface found in the HSAutoLink family in a rugged, shroud-stackable formation and are stackable with the Stac64 header family, also from Molex; creating a multi-bay, high-speed connection system to meet growing in-vehicle terminal requirements for devices and modules in automotive and commercial transportation applications.
HS Stac headers mate with a range of existing HSAutoLink cable assemblies for a complete connection system.
Molex; www.molex.com/link/hsstac.html
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