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  • A-MCSSP-80010-R

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    The **A-MCSSP-80010-R** is a specific electronic component primarily used in networking and telecommunications hardware. It belongs to the category of **Modular Plugs**, specifically designed for shielded data cables. --- ## 1. Technical Specifications Below are the primary electronic and physical characteristics of the component: | Feature | Specification | | :--- | :--- | | **Connector Type** | RJ45 (8P8C) | | **Shielding Type** | Shielded (Metal Shell) | | **Contact Plating** | Gold Plated (typically 50μ") | | **Cable Type** | Round Cable | | **Wire Gauge Support** | 24 - 26 AWG (Stranded/Solid) | | **Housing Material** | Clear Polycarbonate (UL 94V-2 or V-0) | | **Compliance** | RoHS Compliant | --- ## 2. Key Electronic Components ### A. Gold-Plated Contacts The "business end" of the connector features 8 gold-plated copper alloy contacts. * **Purpose:** The gold plating prevents oxidation and ensures low contact resistance over the life of the connection. * **Performance:** High-quality plating (50 micro-inches) is essential for maintaining signal integrity in high-speed data transfers (Gigabit Ethernet). ### B. Shielding (The "S" in MCSSP) The "S" indicates that this is a **Shielded** plug. * **Construction:** The plastic body is wrapped in a metallic (usually brass or tin-plated) shell. * **Function:** This shell connects to the drain wire/shielding of an STP (Shielded Twisted Pair) cable to provide a path to ground, effectively mitigating **Electromagnetic Interference (EMI)** and **Radio Frequency Interference (RFI)**. ### C. The Piercing Blades Inside the plug are "teeth" or blades that pierce the insulation of the individual wires when crimped. * **Design:** These are typically 3-prong blades, allowing them to work effectively with both **solid** and **stranded** copper conductors. --- ## 3. Applications and Usage This part is commonly used in industrial environments or high-interference areas where standard unshielded (UTP) connectors would fail to maintain signal stability. * **Networking:** Patch cord assembly for Cat5e or Cat6 shielded cables. * **Industrial:** Connecting sensors or controllers to a shielded backbone. * **Audio/Visual:** HDBaseT or professional AV-over-IP installations. --- ## 4. Wiring Pinout (T568B Standard) When crimping this part, the standard electronic sequence for the 8 pins is as follows: ```text Pin 1: White/Orange Pin 2: Orange Pin 3: White/Green Pin 4: Blue Pin 5: White/Blue Pin 6: Green Pin 7: White/Brown Pin 8: Brown ```
    ✨ Follow-up Questions
    • ⤷ What is the difference between this shielded plug and a standard UTP RJ45 plug?
    • ⤷ Which crimping tool is recommended for shielded modular plugs?
    • ⤷ Does this specific part number support Cat6a high-frequency requirements?