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USB Connector Components

USB Connector Components

Shop USB connector components for printed circuit boards, custom cable assemblies and electronic equipment repair. Wallco offers USB Type-A and Type-B PCB receptacles, Mini-USB plugs and assembly-style USB connector components.

Compare connectors by USB format, plug or receptacle type, mounting orientation, termination method and PCB requirements.

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USB Connector Components for Equipment and PCB Assembly

USB connector components provide the physical interface used in computers, peripherals, embedded equipment and custom cable assemblies. This category focuses on individual plugs and receptacles rather than finished USB cables, adapters or hubs.

USB Type-A Receptacles

USB Type-A female receptacles are commonly used on host equipment, computers and powered devices. PCB versions may be available in right-angle, vertical and multi-port configurations to suit different board layouts.

USB Type-B Receptacles

USB Type-B receptacles are commonly associated with peripheral equipment such as printers, instruments and electronic devices. Verify mounting orientation and PCB footprint when replacing an existing connector.

USB and Mini-USB Assembly Plugs

Assembly-style plugs allow compatible conductors to be terminated when building or repairing custom USB cable assemblies. Connector format, contact arrangement and cable diameter should match the intended application.

PCB Mounting Orientation

Board-mounted USB connectors may use right-angle, vertical or other orientations. Compare board footprint, connector height and equipment-panel alignment before selecting a replacement component.

Selecting the Correct USB Connector

Identify the USB connector format first, then determine whether the application requires a plug or receptacle and a cable- or PCB-mounted component. For PCB repair, verify footprint dimensions and mounting orientation against the original connector.

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