Ipx566

IPX566 is a compact, high-performance RF front-end module (FEM) designed for wireless communication devices. It integrates transmit/receive switching, low-noise amplifier (LNA), power amplifier (PA), and filtering to support cellular, GNSS, or short-range wireless protocols depending on variant and frequency band.

To avoid confusion, it is crucial to distinguish the IPX566 from common consumer connectors. Unlike the ubiquitous USB-C or HDMI, the IPX566 refers to a specific class of high-frequency coaxial connectors designed for miniaturized, high-reliability environments. It is part of the IPX series (often compared to U.FL or MHF standards) but with a distinct locking mechanism and impedance rating. ipx566

The "566" in its designation typically denotes a variant with a specific height (often 1.5mm or lower) and a locking force calibrated for vibration resistance. The IPX566 is engineered to operate efficiently in the 0 GHz to 6 GHz frequency range, making it suitable for 5G sub-6GHz bands, Wi-Fi 6E, and cellular IoT modules. IPX566 is a compact, high-performance RF front-end module

Never rotate the plug when mating it to the PCB receptacle. The IPX566 is designed for a vertical snap. Twisting can deform the inner pin or fracture the PCB solder joint. Use plastic tweezers or a specialized press-down tool. Footprint tips: