sourcing map 20Pcs USB 2.0 Type A Male Plug Connector, 4 Pin Solder Terminal with 3mm Cable Hole for DIY Cable Repair Kit, Power Supply, Microcontroller Projects, White/Black, 36.5x14.8mm

• Interface: USB Type-A Male (Standard rectangular plug); Pinout: Pre-soldered 4-pin terminals; Overall Dimensions: 36.5x14.8x4/0.79x0.63x0.39 inch(L*W*H); Color:White/Black; Package Includes: 20 x USB 2.0 Type-A Connector Boards
• USB 2.0 Type-A Connector Board, standard interface for power and data transfer. Perfect for DIY projects such as microcontroller power hubs, custom USB cables, and breadboard prototyping, etc.
• This USB 2.0 connector features phosphor bronze contacts rated for 10,000+ insertion and FR-4 fiberglass PCB for crack resistance. Pre-tinned terminals ensure stable 5V/1A power output and reliable USB 2.0 data transfer (480Mbps), with enlarged solder pads for easier wiring.
• Connect wires to terminals: Red→VBUS (+5V), White→D-, Green→D+, Black→GND
• Note: When plugging/unplugging, grip the connector housing (not wires) to avoid PCB damage. Do not exceed 1A continuous current on VBUS. Soldering temperature must stay below 350°C.

What is this? USB 2.0 Type-A Connector Board, standard interface for power and data transfer. Perfect for DIY projects such as microcontroller power hubs, custom USB cables, and breadboard prototyping, etc. What will I get? Interface: USB Type-A Male (Standard rectangular plug) Pinout: Pre-soldered 4-pin terminals Overall Dimensions: 36.5x14.8x4/0.79x0.63x0.39 inch(L*W*H) Color:White/Black Package Includes: 20 x USB 2.0 Type-A Connector Boards Are there any advantages of the product? This USB 2.0 connector features phosphor bronze contacts rated for 10,000 insertion and FR-4 fiberglass PCB for crack resistance. Pre-tinned terminals ensure stable 5V/1A power output and reliable USB 2.0 data transfer (480Mbps), with enlarged solder pads for easier wiring. How to use it? Connect wires to terminals: Red→VBUS (5V), White→D-, Green→D, Black→GND What should I notice? Note: When plugging/unplugging, grip the connector housing (not wires) to avoid PCB damage. Do not exceed 1A continuous current on VBUS. Soldering temperature must stay below 350°C.