Practical selection standards for material, structure and applicability of AV connectors
Selecting qualified audio video sockets is critical to improving the yield and stability of multimedia electronic products. Many equipment failures such as intermittent sound, poor contact and signal noise are caused by low-quality AV socket components.
First, check material quality. Formal AV sockets use flame-retardant PBT or high-strength insulating plastic housing, with full copper conductive terminals. High-quality materials ensure high temperature resistance, anti-aging and long plugging life, avoiding deformation and short circuit after long-term use.
Second, confirm size and structure matching. Distinguish 3.5mm portable sockets and 6.35mm professional jacks, and select SMD or through-hole structure according to production process. Match 3-pin, 5-pin or 6-pin specifications based on circuit functional requirements.
Finally, consider surface plating and environmental standards. Gold-plated terminals suit high-end audio, silver-plated types fit mass civilian products, and eco-friendly RoHS compliant sockets meet global export standards. Scientific selection greatly improves the overall performance and market competitiveness of audio video equipment.