USB 2.0 micro-B Receptacle for High-Duty-Cycle Ports
It sits in the 105017 series as the single-port, shielded variant — the one you reach for when a consumer or industrial device needs a micro-B port that will survive tens of thousands of insertions. The gold-plated contacts and steel/stainless shield are standard for this class, but the 10,000 mating cycles rating is well above the typical 5,000 to 10,000 you see on commodity micro USB jacks; this one is built for test equipment, handheld scanners, or medical peripherals where the cable gets plugged and unplugged daily.
The 10,000-cycle endurance is the headline differentiator here. A standard micro-B receptacle is often rated for 5,000 cycles; doubling that means the contact spring and gold plating are specced for a longer service life without fretting corrosion or loss of normal force. For a field-service tech, that translates to fewer RMA ports over the product lifetime.
Mounting and Shielding Details
The shielded steel/stainless shell provides EMI containment for the USB 2.0 differential pair; the shell is soldered to ground pads on the PCB. Pick-and-place and solder retention features are built in, so it handles reflow without tombstoning.
Current and Voltage — Dual Rating on the Power Contact
The voltage rating is 30VAC.