Yamaichi
Coax connector system for camera applications
'Y-CMC' (Yamaichi Camera Module Connector) is a connector series that has been specially developed for camera connection applications.
The connector system was developed to transfer data from cameras to control systems without errors and at high speeds. It consists of a coaxial socket that is soldered to the PCB. With a diameter of 3.5 mm and a height of 4.7 mm, the socket does justice to the miniaturization of camera systems. The manufacturer offers two possible solutions for the cable side: The first solution is a plug side with a Fakra interface, which means that the customer can contact the Y-CMC with a standard Fakra cable plug. The alternative is an overmolded cable side, which Yamaichi could assemble with an additional plug in the desired length or offer as a free assembly on one side. The design of the connector side provides for a screw connection to the camera housing. The transmission rates are 4.3 GHz. When plugged in, the system is water-protected to IP69K and can therefore also be used outdoors where there is a risk of splashing water. A temperature range of -40 to +105 °C is covered. The system is tested and qualified for the automotive sector.
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