Difference between CZ header with and without (V) suffix

Enacted in January 2004, the (V) indicates a configuration change made to the top-entry headers to step-up flowability of the molding process and improve productivity and stability. The change does not affect performance of the connector. Below are schematics showing the revision.

 

Without the (V) suffix

With the (V) suffix

B**B-PNISK-1A(LF)(SN)(F): Difference without (F) suffix

The difference between part number B**B-PNISK-1A(LF)(SN)(F) and the same without the (F) suffix is the wafer material. It is the part with the (F) that can only be purchased. It is the same glass-filled PA66, UL94V-0 material as called out on our data sheet online: http://www.jst-mfg.com/product/pdf/eng/ePNI.pdf

Replace ** with the applicable number of circuits.

What is your ECCN?

The ECCN for JST Corporation and JST Sales America, Inc. is EAR99.

How do you order B**B-ZR-SM4-TF (LF)(SN) with Kapton tape (suction cap)?

The ordering part number would be B**B-ZR-SM4-TFT  (LF)(SN). Where "**" is replace with the applicable number of circuits.

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What is the difference between Micro USB part numbers UB-MC5BR3-SD204-4S NMP, UB-MC5ABR3-SD204-4S NMP and UB-MC5BR3-SD204-4S-1 NMP, UB-MC5ABR3-SD204-4S-1 NMP?

The difference is a revision to the shape by adding a stopper in order to reduce the occurrence of cracking in the colder tails when excessive force is applied by the user from the mating plug.
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