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Panasonic AXA1A100 User manual

Sockets for memory card
(AXA1)
PRODUCT TYPES
Note: This part number is for the customer evaluation sample.We will manufacture according to special order with specifications being met such as the inclusion of customer-
specified logos in the logo printing area.
PUSH-IN, LIFT-OUT
CONSTRUCTION REALIZED
FOR STABLE miniSD™ CARD
INSERTION AND REMOVAL
ADAPTER FOR
miniSD™ CARD
Product name Insertion and removal
type
Logo printing area
characteristics Part No. Packing quantity
Inner carton Outer carton
Adapter for
miniSD™ card Push-in, lift-out type Logo seal printing AXA1A100 40 pieces (1 tray) 1,000 pieces (25 trays)
FEATURES
1. Push-in, lift-out construction
realized for stable miniSD™ card
insertion and removal
The structure is designed so that when
removing the adapter from an SD socket,
a card removal prevention rib at the rear
of the adapter will prevent only the
miniSD™ card from being removed.
APPLICATIONS
Inserting a miniSD™ card inside this
adapter allows you to use it in devices
that use SD memory cards such as
photo printers and PCs.
Compliance with RoHS Directive
Card removal prevention rib (stopper)
miniSD™ card
What is a miniSD™ card?
To satisfy the trend toward applications
that are getting thinner and more compact,
the miniSD™ card, at 40% the volume, is
an even more compact version of the SD
memory card that is now enjoying a solid
reputation in the market.
SD memory card miniSD™ card
Thickness
2.1mm
Thickness
1.4mm
24mm
32mm
21.5mm
20mm
Adapter for
miniSD™ card
1. Mobile phone
2. DSC
*Devices that use
miniSD™ cards.
1. TV
2. PC
3. PDA
4. Photo printer
http://www.mew.co.jp/ac/e/Matsushita Electric Works, Ltd.
Discontinued
Sockets for memory card
(AXA1)
SPECIFICATIONS
1. Characteristics (Complies with miniSD™ card and application note specification Ver. 1.0.)
2. Material and surface treatment
3. Applicable memory card and socket
DIMENSIONS (Unit: mm)
Note: An indication, such as a logo, specified by the customer can be marked on the
SD logo-printed surface through a separate agreement on the specifications.
Item Specifications Condition
Electrical
characteristics
Rated current 0.5A/1 terminal
Contact resistance Max. 100mΩMeasured based on the HP4338B measurement
method of JIS C 5402
Insulation resistance Min. 1,000MΩ(Initial) Using 500V DC megger (applied for 1 min.)
Breakdown voltage 500V AC for 1 min. (Initial) Rated voltage is applied for one minute and check for
short circuit or damage with a detection current of 1 mA.
Mechanical
characteristics
Vibration resistance No current interruption for more than 0.1 µs
Frequency: 10 to 2,000 Hz
Acceleration: 20.0 m/s2{2.0G}
Measured while mated with SD memory card socket
mounted on evaluation board.
Insertion and removal force of
miniSD™ card
Insertion force: Max. 40N {4.08kgf}
Removal force: Min. 1N {0.10kgf},
Max. 40N {4.08kgf}
Force required for insertion and removal of miniSD™
card to and from miniSD™ adapter.
Insertion and removal force of
adapter
Insertion force: Max. 40N {4.08kgf}
Removal force: Min. 1N {0.10kgf}, Max. 40N {4.08kgf}
Force required for insertion and removal into and out of
SD memory card socket with a miniSD™ card mated.
Lifetime
characteristics
Insertion and removal life of
miniSD™ card and adapter
Insertion and removal life: 10,000 times
Contact resistance after testing: Max. 100mΩ
Insertion and removal speed are at a rate of 400 times/
hour or less.
Environment
characteristics
Ambient temperature –25°C to +85°C No freezing or condensation in low temperatures
Storage temperature
–40°C to +85°C
(The allowable storage temperature is –40°C to +50°C
if unopened from original packaging)
No freezing or condensation in low temperatures
Humidity tolerance (mated
condition)
Contact resistance: Max. 100mΩ
Insulation resistance: Min. 100MΩ
MIL-STD-1344A, METHOD 1002
Temperature: 40±2°C,
Humidity: 90 to 95%RH,
Test time: 500 hours
Unit weight 1.40g
Portion Material Surface
Signal contact Copper alloy Contact portion: Ni plating on base, PdNi + Au plating on surface
Memory card Socket
Cards complying with miniSD™ card specification Ver. 1.02. Sockets complying with SD memory card specification Ver. 2.0.
The CAD data of the products with a CAD Data mark can be downloaded from: http://www.mew.co.jp/ac/e
CAD Data
3.5°
Movable angle
1.4±0.15
22.5 0
–0.1
12.0 4.0
4.0
32.0±0.1
16.0
8.0
14.5
(15.85) (9.95)
2.012.0 6.0
Area where logo, etc.,
can be printed
(0.02 mm recess)
5-R0.5
12.0
20.1
24.0±0.1
mini SD memory card
0.5 0.5
0.15
2.1±0.15
6 ×P2.5 = 15.0
2.425
Max.13.0
10.0
3-R1.0
Write abled
Write enabled
Part No./Country of origin/Lot
5.75
7.8
10.01.5
22.54.5
3.8
7.8
14.5
3.0
1.70
http://www.mew.co.jp/ac/e/Matsushita Electric Works, Ltd.
Sockets for memory card
(AXA1)
How to insert and remove card
NOTES
Card insertion
1) Gently holding both sides of the adapter, hold
the rear of the card with your thumb and index
finger and line up the front edge of the card with
the card insertion slot of the adapter.
2) Insert the card into the card insertion slot
while diagonally positioning the front edge of the
card slightly down.The metal part should rise up
slightly.
3) Lightly press the rear edge of the card with
your index finger. The card is inserted when it
can be pressed in no further.
Card removal
1) Holding the adapter on both sides, use your
other index finger to raise the rear edge of the
card slightly up (about 0.5 mm).
2) With the card slightly raised, hold the rear
edge of the card with your thumb and index
finger and pull the card out of the adapter.
3) Removal is complete once the card has been
completely pulled out of the adapter.
Card insert slot
Card removal
prevention rib
Lift up
Card removal
prevention rib
1. Handling
1) Do not disassemble or renovate.
2) Do not apply strong impact, bend,
drop, or allow the adapter to get wet.
3) Do not allow fingers or metal to contact
the terminals.
4) Do not leave in places such as the
following.
(1) Places of high temperature such as
the inside of a car, when it might get hot,
or places subject to direct sunlight.
(2) Places of high humidity and high dust
content.
(3) Places where corrosive gas is present.
5) Be careful not to allow dust or foreign
objects from entering the card insertion
slot of the adapter.
6) Do not affix a label or sticker onto the
adapter.
7) To write something on the adapter,
please use an oil-based felt pen. Do not
use a pencil or ballpoint pen, which can
damage the adapter.
8) Do not use a deformed adapter or
card. Doing so may prevent being able to
remove an adapter from a SD memory
card supporting device.
9) When using a SD memory card
supporting device with an adapter that
has a card inside it, never remove the
card only. When removing the card from a
device, always remove it together with the
adapter.
10) Do not insert an adapter without card
inserted into a SD memory card
supporting device.
11) For instructions on how to install the
adapter into a SD memory card
supporting device and for other
instructions on how to use it, please see
the instruction manual for that device.
12) Incorrect use is a cause of device and
card malfunction, and a cause of data
corruption.
2. Data reading and writing
1) When using an adapter with a card
inside, do not remove it or the card from
the device and do not turn off the device
power during data reading or writing. This
can cause data corruption.
2) Matsushita Electric Works, Ltd., will
bear absolutely no responsibility for loss
of customer data or any other direct or
indirect damage.
3) When using an adapter with a card
inside it, switching the adapter’s write
protect button to the “LOCK” side will
prevent data from being erased and
saved. This can be used to prevent the
accidental deletion of data.
For other details, please verify with the
product specification sheets.
http://www.mew.co.jp/ac/e/Matsushita Electric Works, Ltd.

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