Eye Speed® I/O

Eye Speed® I/O

Rugged high speed cable systems feature a positive latching system and support multiple protocols.


FAMILY OVERVIEW

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Samtec’s Eye Speed® I/O two piece system achieves high cycles and the 0.80 mm pitch connector design minimizes PCB real estate. Available in two sizes to accommodate 9 or 17 differential pairs, plus 5 discrete lines.

FEATURES

  • Small form factor for space saving applications
  • Micro rugged latching system
  • Shielded housing for EMI protection or sealed cable for IP68 applications
  • Supports SAS, SATA, Fibre Channel, Ethernet, PCIe® and InfiniBand™ protocols
  • High reliability Edge Rate® contacts

DOWNLOADS & RESOURCES

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High-Speed Interconnect Solutions Guide

High-Speed Cable Interconnect Solutions Guide

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High Speed Copper I/O Systems

Products

EPLSP

0.80 mm Eye Speed® I/O Rugged Latching High-Speed Cable Assembly

Features
  • Supports SAS, SATA, Fibre Channel, Ethernet, PCIe® and InfiniBand™ protocols
  • High-cycle Edge Rate® contact system
  • Rugged positive latch
  • 32 AWG low skew pair twinax cable
  • Available in 19 and 31 positions
  • Small 25.40 mm bend radius high flex cable
0.80 mm Eye Speed® I/O Rugged Latching High-Speed Cable Assembly

ERI8

0.80 mm Eye Speed® I/O Right-Angle Edge Rate® Receptacle

Features
  • Rugged Edge Rate® contact system
  • Low profile right-angle design
  • Standard alignment pins and surface mount tails
  • Selective gold plated contacts
  • Available in 19 and 31 positions
  • Optional tape and reel packaging
0.80 mm Eye Speed® I/O Right-Angle Edge Rate® Receptacle

ERC

Cage for ERI8/EPLSP Series Eye Speed® I/O High-Speed System

Features
  • Rugged die Cast, screw down design
  • Low profile right-angle design
  • Available with and without panel gasket
  • Available in 19 and 31 positions
Cage for ERI8/EPLSP Series Eye Speed® I/O High-Speed System

RCH

0.80 mm Eye Speed® Sealed IP68 High-Speed I/O Cable System

Features
  • Supports SAS, SATA, Fibre Channel, Ethernet, PCIe® and InfiniBand™ protocols
  • IP68 sealed system
  • Rugged overmold construction with positive latches
  • Rugged Edge Rate® contact system
  • Small 25.40 mm (1.00") cable bend radius
  • 100 ohm differential signal routing
0.80 mm Eye Speed® Sealed IP68 High-Speed I/O Cable System

RPBH

Cage For RCH/ERI8 Series, Eye Speed® Sealed IP68 High-Speed I/O System

Features
  • Rugged die cast panel mount design
  • Low profile right-angle
  • Supplied with panel mount hardware
  • Available in 19 positions
  • Dust cap available
Cage For RCH/ERI8 Series, Eye Speed® Sealed IP68 High-Speed I/O System

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