Which part numbers are in the HDMI series?
7 part numbers: 7HDMI-F0-0007, 7HDMI-F0-0011, 7HDMI-F0-0017, 7HDMI-F0-0203, 7HDMI-F0-0207, 7HDMI-F0-2001, 7HDMI-F0-2002
What contact pitches are available in HDMI?
5 of the 7 part numbers in this series state this parameter on the drawing: 0.50 mm (4 part numbers); 0.40 mm (1 part number)
How many contacts can HDMI be supplied with?
Contact counts span 19–19; the values offered are: 19
What are the electrical ratings of HDMI?
Current rating: 5 of the 7 part numbers in this series state this parameter on the drawing: 0.3A (3 part numbers); 0.5A (2 part numbers)
Withstand voltage: 5 of the 7 part numbers in this series state this parameter on the drawing: AC 500V,1min (1 part number); 150V AC/1 minute (1 part number); 500V AC/1 min (1 part number); AC 500V/MINUTE (1 part number); 150V AC (RMS) for 1 minute (Mated), 250V AC (RMS) for 1 minute (Unmated) (1 part number)
Contact resistance: 5 of the 7 part numbers in this series state this parameter on the drawing: 30mohm MAX (1 part number); 30mΩ (1 part number); 30m ohms max (1 part number); 30mΩ MAX (1 part number); 10mΩ Max.(Target design value), Contact: 30mΩ Max. changed (Final), Shell: 50mΩ Max. Changed (Final) (1 part number)
Insulation resistance: 5 of the 7 part numbers in this series state this parameter on the drawing: 10MΩ Min. @ 150V DC (Mated), 100MΩ Min. @ 500V DC (Unmated) (2 part numbers); 1000 Mohm MIN (1 part number); 20M ohms min (1 part number); 100MΩ MIN (1 part number)
What is the operating temperature range of HDMI?
6 of the 7 part numbers in this series state this parameter on the drawing: -25to+85° (2 part numbers); -40°C ~ 85°C (2 part numbers); -55°C TO +105°C (1 part number); -55°C To +85°C (1 part number)
What materials and plating does HDMI use?
Housing: 5 of the 7 part numbers in this series state this parameter on the drawing: LCP+30% G/F, Black, UL94 V-0 (2 part numbers); LCP UL 94V-0 (1 part number); LCP (1 part number); LCP, COLOUR:BLACK, UL94-V0 (1 part number)
Contacts: 4 of the 7 part numbers in this series state this parameter on the drawing: COPPER ALLOY (2 part numbers); Phosphor Copper (C5191) (1 part number); Phosphor Copper (1 part number)
Shell: 4 of the 7 part numbers in this series state this parameter on the drawing: COPPER ALLOY (1 part number); STAINLESS STEEL (1 part number); Phosphor Copper (C5191) (1 part number); Phosphor Copper (1 part number)
Plating: 3 of the 7 part numbers in this series state this parameter on the drawing: Gold Plating at mating area, Matte Tin or Au Plating at solder tail, all over Nickel (2 part numbers); PLATED Au (1 part number)
UL rating: 5 of the 7 part numbers in this series state this parameter on the drawing: UL94 V-0 (3 part numbers); 94V-0 (1 part number); UL94-V0 (1 part number)
What is the durability (mating cycles) of HDMI?
6 of the 7 part numbers in this series state this parameter on the drawing: 10000 (3 part numbers); 5,000 Cycles (2 part numbers); 1500cycles min (1 part number)
What mounting and body types does HDMI offer?
4 of the 7 part numbers state a type in their description: SMT (4 part numbers); DIP (1 part number)
How do I request a drawing or samples for HDMI?
Email service@kingconn.com.tw with the part number. Clicking any part card on a product page also pre-fills the enquiry subject with that part number. Our sales team will reply with the drawing, samples and pricing.
Can HDMI be customised?
Yes. The Taoyuan R&D team covers the full path from design and tooling to volume production, including medical-device ODM experience. Send us the application and the requirement, and sales and engineering will assess it together.
What is the difference between HDMI Type A, Type C and Type D connectors?
All three carry the same 19-pin signal set; they differ in port size. Type A is full size for monitors and hosts; Type C is Mini HDMI and Type D is Micro HDMI, used in cameras, mobile devices and small modules. The ports do not intermate, so the cable must match. The KINGCONN HDMI series has all three, named A TYPE / C / Type D in the part description.
Should an HDMI receptacle be full SMT or have DIP anchoring legs?
For exposed panel ports where the cable gets pulled, choose a shell with DIP anchoring legs that carry the force into the board; for internal or space-limited board-mount use, the full-SMT shell is enough. Both are in this series, stated as full-SMT shell or DIP shell in the part description.
Is there a drawing for each HDMI connector?
Yes. Click any part card on this page to open the part page and download its engineering drawing (PDF); the dimensions, materials and plating in our spec tables are transcribed from those drawings.
7HDMI-F0-0007HDMI Type-C Female SMT Mid-Mount Connector, H=1.50mm (Flat Port)
7HDMI-F0-0011HDMI A TYPE SMT
7HDMI-F0-0017HDMI 19-Pin Male Clip-On Connector
7HDMI-F0-0203HDMI 2.1 Type-A Female 90° Connector
7HDMI-F0-0207HDMI A-Male Clip-On Connector
7HDMI-F0-2001HDMI Type-D 19-Pin Board-Mount Connector, Dual-Row SMT, CH=1.55mm, Fully Shielded
7HDMI-F0-2002HDMI Type-D 19-Pin Board-Mount Connector, CH=1.55mm, Dual-Row SMT, DIP Shell