SATA 15P Male Connector | Crimp-Type Terminal 15µ” Gold Plated | Electrical Electronic Signal PCB Wire Cable Connector for Server, Automotive, Power Transmission

The SATA 15P Male Connector features a crimp-type terminal design with 15µ” gold-plated contact areas, ensuring stable electrical performance and long-term reliability.
The terminals are manufactured from BRASS C2680-H (T=0.25) and plated with ≥50µ” nickel for corrosion resistance, while the crimp area is coated with ≥80µ” tin to enhance bonding strength with wires.

The connector uses a UL94-V0 rated LCP housing reinforced with glass fiber, providing excellent heat resistance and mechanical durability.
Electrical ratings strictly follow the drawing specifications: 1.5A@40VAC, ≤30mΩ contact resistance, ≥1000MΩ insulation resistance, and 500VAC withstand voltage, ensuring stable operation in various applications.

Mechanical characteristics also comply with the drawing requirements, including a maximum mating force of 45N, unmating force ≥10N, and single-pin retention ≥0.8kgf.

This connector is compliant with HF and suitable for a wide range of SATA power and data cable assemblies.

⚙️ Applications

• Server & Data Center Equipment – Used as SAS / SATA electronic signal and power connectors on HDD/SSD backplanes, RAID cards, JBOD/NAS and 1U/2U server boards.
• Communication & Networking Systems – For routers, switches, base stations and other networking equipment that need compact PCB connectors and reliable high-speed transmission.
• Industrial & Automation Electronics – Applied in industrial PCs, PLCs, motion controllers, data loggers and test instruments as PCB-to-wire or cable connectors.
• Automotive & New Energy Applications – Used in in-vehicle data recorders, infotainment units, EV chargers and energy-storage systems for signal and low-power transmission.
• Custom Wire Harness & Cable Assemblies – Suitable for OEM/ODM projects that require connector customization for PCB, wire and cable layouts in electrical and electronic devices.

⚠️ Notes

• Make sure the working voltage, current and temperature of your design stay within the connector’s rated values, with proper safety margin.
• Design PCB pads, holes and mechanical space according to the drawing and pitch, and avoid bending or twisting stress on the connector after soldering or assembly.
• Select appropriate wire gauge, insulation and cable structure based on current load, signal speed and bending requirements for both power and signal terminals.
• For IDC / crimp types, use matched tooling and press-force to ensure full insulation displacement; for solder types, follow a controlled soldering profile to avoid overheating the LCP housing.
• Insert and pull out the connector along the mating direction, avoid pulling on the cable itself, and do not exceed the specified mating/unmating force or durability cycles.
• Keep gold-plated contact areas clean and dry, avoid touching them with bare fingers, and store products in dry anti-static packaging before assembly.