USB-A Receptacle Angle Dip Reverse Type Short Body

Introducing the USB-A Receptacle Angle Dip Reverse Type Short Body, a game-changer for professionals seeking a compact and efficient solution for their USB connectivity needs. This cutting-edge receptacle offers a unique angled design, allowing for effortless insertion and removal of USB-A cables even in tight spaces. With its reverse type short body, this receptacle ensures a seamless and secure connection, eliminating any worries of accidental disconnection. Crafted with utmost precision and durability, this innovative USB-A receptacle is built to withstand the demands of professional environments. Upgrade your USB experience today with the USB-A Receptacle Angle Dip Reverse Type Short Body!

Product name: UAFR22-USB A Receptacle Angle Dip Reverse Type Short Body (With Two Rear Legs)

Manufacturer :ANTENK ELECTRONICS., CO. LTD.

Antenk's connector system accommodates the 2 deferentially driven date wires that provide bi-directional, simultaneous signals for full speed (12Mbps) or low speed (1.5Mbps) used in universal series bus (USB) systems. Designed for outside-of-box, user-friendly applications, the ATK system consists of a single, four-position board-mount receptacle and mating cable mount overmolded plug. Board-mount receptacles are availalble in standard, Type B, stacked, and side-by-side configurations, adding to the system's versatility to meet the needs of many USB applications.

A comprehensive selection of USB connectors are available with various combinations of form factors, interface and version types, vertical and horizontal configurations, as well as a unique new USB 2.0 Type-C charging option. Chances are ATK has the right USB Connector for you. 

USB was originally developed and introduced in 1996 as a way of setting up communication between a computer and peripheral devices by replacing many varieties of serial and parallel ports.
USB connectors have become the standard connection method for devices such as mice, keyboards, game pads and joysticks, scanners, digital cameras, printers and external hard devices.
Although designed for personal computers USB has become commonplace on other devices such as mobile phones, PDA's, video game consoles, AC power adaptors, memory sticks and mobile internet access dongles.

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