CCM02-xxx Datasheet | ITT

Smart Card Interconnect Devices CCM01 Reverse version MK I: MK I connectors have fixed contacts and a blade shown Fig. 1 Fig. 2 card detection switch un58.0 sealed. These connectors are intended for applications where the card usage is relatively low and the environment is benign. MK II: EMV™ patible. 55.6 MK II connectors with fixed contacts have been devel36.2 40.0 oped for applications where a landing contact mechanism is not required but performance and reliability are still key considerations. MK III: EMV patible. MK III connectors are intended for applications such as pay TV, home shopping and utility meters. Mainly driven by the Set Top Box market for payment and /or deciphering. CCM03 Fig. 4 17.2 29.65 CCM02 - Fig. 3 MK I: MK I is a connector with landing contacts. The contacts do not touch the 55.6 card until it is almost fully inserted - a minimal wiping action removes any nonconductive material. Designed to give a positive feel as the card is fully inserted. Features : 100,000 card in38.5 sertion cycles. MK II: EMV patible. MK II connectors with landing contacts are dedicated for applications where the reader usage is high and the life span of the card is a key consideration. It has been redesigned to give an even higher performance in a pact, affordable package. Features : 500,000 card insertion cycles. CCM04 Fig. 5 Fig. 6 Fig. 7 16.2 28 Fig. 8 16.1 22.10 29.6 17.0 23.6 11.18 11.8 10.16 MK II: Developed to interface with SIM/SAM cards as defined by GSM11-11 and ENV1375-1. Available with either hinged covers or fixed covers and have been designed to minimize the amount of space needed for PCB mounting. The high temperature thermoplastic moldings are suited for infrared and convection soldering processes. MK III: SIM/SAM card connector Features an integrated card detection switch providing a petitive advantage to smart card reader device manufacturers by minimizing the space usage on the PCB, and Features a side entry to...