Populated I/O Plates
Fast Track Populated I/O Plate — JRE A1-USB-C
Type A Fast Track plate with 1 USB-C filtered interface and 2 SMA Female bulkheads with dust caps.
Price
$645.00
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JRE A1-USB-C specifications
- Outside dimensions
- 2.75" x 6" (70 x 150mm)
- Part Number
- A1-USBC
- SMA Connectors
- 2 SMA Female bulkhead connectors with dust caps
- Filtered Interface
- 1 USB-C Filtered interface
- Plate Size
- Type "A" (2.75" x 6" - 70 x 150mm)
- Compatible Enclosures
- Any JRE Test chamber that uses Type "A" I/O plate, e.g. JRE 0709-P
JRE A1-USB-C overview
The USB-C crossing settles this ready-populated plate before the RF count does. I recommend the JRE A1-USBC when the DUT needs its mode-discriminating filtered data path alongside two RF feedthroughs.
- 1 USB-C filtered interface carries the selected data connection across the enclosure wall.
- Discriminates by mode: differential data passes unfiltered; common-mode RF is low-pass filtered out.
- 2 SMA Female bulkhead connectors handle RF signals, and their dust caps are included.
- Type "A" plate measures 2.75" x 6" (70 x 150mm).
- At $645.00, the in-stock Fast Track assembly arrives with its interfaces already populated.
- Enclosure-model confirmation is required because the plate-size match cannot be inferred from the DUT.
Paired with an in-stock enclosure, the Fast Track assembly can support delivery in days. If the data interface or RF-connector count differs, I would define that mismatch on a custom-populated plate before assembly.
Go deeper
- Interface Connector Guide Compare rejection and data-rate details for JRE USB 2, USB 3, USB-C, LAN, fiber and DB filtered I/O, then specify the right interface plate for an enclosure.
- Why Filtered I/O? What One Unfiltered Cable Does to a Shielded Enclosure See why a small empty hole leaks little RF but one unfiltered wire can reduce a −100 dB enclosure to −40 or −60 dB: a conductor has no cutoff frequency.
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