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USB 2.0 Type-C Cable 3A
USB 2.0 Type-C Cable 3A

- Data Performance: Up to 480Mbps
- Current Capability: Up to 3A
- Connector: USB Type-C
- E-Marker: No
- Construction: PVC Molded
- OEM Customization: Length, color, molding, and testing options

USB 2.0 Type-C Cable 3A

Y.C. Cable offers a USB 2.0 Type-C cable configuration for applications requiring USB 2.0 data capability and up to 3A current.

 

The current product specification supports data transfer up to 480Mbps and uses a configuration without an E-marker.

 

This product can be reviewed for OEM applications requiring customer-defined cable length, connector configuration, molding, appearance, and testing requirements.

 

Current Product Specifications

The current configuration includes:

• USB Type-C connector

• USB 2.0 data capability up to 480Mbps

• Current capability up to 3A

• No E-marker in the current configuration

• PVC molded construction

• Reversible USB Type-C connector interface

Final requirements should follow the approved project documentation.

 

USB 2.0 Data Capability

This product uses USB 2.0 data capability of up to 480Mbps.

USB Type-C describes the connector interface and does not by itself define the supported data speed.

For applications requiring USB 10Gbps data performance, visit USB 10Gbps Type-C Cable.

 

3A Current Configuration

The current product configuration supports up to 3A current.

Project documentation should define:

• Required current

• Required power

• Cable length

• Conductor requirements

• USB requirements

• Connector configuration

• Electrical testing requirements

 

E-Marker Configuration

The current 3A product configuration does not use an E-marker.

E-marker requirements depend on the complete USB-C cable configuration and applicable USB requirements.

For the current USB 2.0 configuration that supports up to 5A and includes an E-marker, visit USB 2.0 Type-C Cable 5A.

 

OEM Customization Options

Depending on project requirements, this USB-C cable may be reviewed for customization involving:

• Cable length

• Cable color

• Cable jacket

• Connector shell

• PVC molding

• Strain relief

• Labels and identification

• Packaging

• Customer-defined testing

For broader USB-C design requirements, visit Custom USB-C Cable Assemblies.

 

When to Choose This Product

This configuration may be suitable when a project requires:

• USB Type-C connectivity

• USB 2.0 data capability

• Up to 3A current capability

• A non-E-marked cable configuration

• Customer-defined OEM cable dimensions or appearance

For applications requiring up to 5A, visit USB 2.0 Type-C Cable 5A.

For applications requiring USB 10Gbps data, visit USB 10Gbps Type-C Cable.

 

What We Need to Quote

Please provide:

• Connector configuration

• Cable length

• Required current

• Required data capability

• Quantity

• Cable or molding requirements

• Color requirements

• Testing criteria

• Drawing or BOM when available

• Target delivery date

 

Frequently Asked Questions

What data performance does this cable support?

The current product configuration supports USB 2.0 data up to 480Mbps.

 

What current does this USB-C cable support?

The current product configuration supports up to 3A.

 

Does this cable have an E-marker?

No. The current 3A product configuration does not use an E-marker.

 

Is USB Type-C automatically a high-speed data cable?

No. Type-C describes the connector. Data performance depends on the cable design and applicable USB specification.

 

Can this product be customized for OEM manufacturing?

Yes. Project-specific cable length, appearance, molding, mechanical, packaging, and testing requirements can be reviewed.

 

Request a USB 2.0 Type-C 3A Quote

Send us your connector configuration, cable length, quantity, current requirement, appearance requirements, and testing criteria.

 

Request a USB-C 3A Cable Quote

 

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