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Amphenol HSDNASPPCB14B HSD Fakra Plug, Code A, 100 Ohm

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Amphenol HSD Fakra quadraxial plug, Code A, 100 Ohm, through-hole solder, gold center contacts, tin body, 25 mating cycles, -40°C to 105°C, tray.

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HSDNASPPCB14B datasheet
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Specifications

HSDNASPPCB14B Technical Specifications
ParameterValue
Mounting typeThrough Hole
Connector typeHSD®, Fakra, Quadraxial
Fastening typeLatch Lock
Operating temperature-40°C~105°C
Body materialZinc Alloy
Housing colorBlack
Dielectric materialThermoplastic
Center contact materialCopper Alloy
PackageTray
FeaturesCode A
Impedance100Ohm
Body finishTin
Mating cycles25
Number of ports1
Shield terminationSolder
Contact terminationSolder
Center contact platingGold

Product details

Quadraxial HSD Fakra Plug, Code A Keying

The Amphenol HSDNASPPCB14B is a single-port HSD Fakra quadraxial plug with Code A mechanical keying, designed for 100 Ohm differential impedance automotive Ethernet, camera, and infotainment links. The 25 mating cycle rating is sufficient for production-line assembly and occasional field service, but not for frequent disconnect-reconnect duty.

Code A Keying and Mating Compatibility

The Code A keying distinguishes this plug from other HSD Fakra variants (Code B, C, D, etc.) by the mechanical polarization of the plastic housing and the center pin arrangement. A Code A plug will only mate with a Code A receptacle — mismatched keying prevents insertion, protecting the contacts and avoiding signal cross-wiring in multi-port harnesses. For a 100 Ohm quadraxial system, verify the receptacle side is also Code A before committing the BOM line.

Through-Hole Termination and Packaging for the Line

Tray packaging means the connector presents as a single part per pocket — no tape-and-reel feed for high-speed pick-and-place. Plan for manual or tray-fed placement; the tray quantity should be confirmed at quote time to match the build volume without partial-tray waste.

Frequently asked questions

What is the difference between HSD Code A and Code B?

Code A and Code B are mechanical keying variants of the HSD Fakra connector family. The plastic housing and center pin geometry differ so that a Code A plug will not insert into a Code B receptacle, and vice versa. The electrical specification (100 Ohm impedance) is identical across keying codes; the keying prevents cross-mating in multi-port harnesses where each port has a dedicated signal function.

What is the mating cycle rating of HSDNASPPCB14B?

The connector is rated for 25 mating cycles. This covers production assembly and occasional field disconnect, but it is not designed for frequent reconnection cycles typical of test equipment or portable devices.