Molex launches MX60 series of contactless connectivity solutions designed to simplify the device pairing process, optimize design engineering and improve overall product reliability
• The series replaces traditional mechanical connectors with high-speed, cable-less, solid-state wireless devices, enabling efficient, durable and seamless point-to-point communications.
• This next-generation solution integrates the RF transceiver and antenna in a single package, simplifying and accelerating product design and development.
• This revolutionary technology is suitable for connecting video displays, self-driving cars, industrial robots, consumer electronics and medical devices, maintaining stable connections especially in harsh environments.
Lisle, IL – September 27, 2023 – Molex, a global leader in electronics and innovator of connectivity solutions, introduces the MX60 Series of contactless connectivity solutions . This approach enriches and diversifies the product portfolio. The MX60 solution integrates a miniaturized millimeter-wave RF transceiver and built-in antenna in a complete package and uses low-power, high-speed solid-state devices to make device-to-device communication faster and easier without the use of physical components. cable or connector. As a result, MX60 solutions provide greater product design freedom, seamless device pairing and higher communication reliability for video displays, stylish and lightweight consumer electronics, industrial robots and equipment operating in harsh environments.
"The unique product design and development advantages of our MX60 contactless connectivity solutions will set the standard for future point-to-point wireless communications," said Stephen Drinan, director of Molex's wireless connectivity division. "Our MX60 series of solutions not only expands Molex's "
Molex’s unique ability to advance wireless connectivity technology
The design of the MX60 series is based on the technical advantages of its unique wireless chip and more than 350 filed patent applications. These patented technologies are provided by Keyssa, a pioneer in the field of high-speed contactless connectivity acquired by Molex in 2021, providing core technology and intellectual property. These technologies can achieve data transmission rates of 1 to 5.4Gbps on the 60GHz band without interference from Wi-Fi or Bluetooth.
The first models of the MX60 series of solutions replace traditional DisplayPort, Gigabit Ethernet connectors and USB SuperSpeed connectors, thereby shortening development cycles and significantly reducing costs and risks. A built-in retimer optimizes signal integrity at higher data rates. In addition, solutions are currently being developed to provide USB2 and other low-speed interfaces to further save space.
"When designing smartphones, AR/VR glasses, smartwatches and other consumer devices, every inch of space counts," said Walter Rivera, wireless connectivity product manager for Molex's Micro Solutions business unit. "By combining USB2 and other low-speed By integrating the interface into a contactless solution, we will provide product developers with a key lead as they do not have to worry about running out of product space and they can fit more components into ever-shrinking form factors.”
Ideal for high vibration applications and harsh environments
The MX60 series products perform well in harsh environments, improving the durability of products in dust, moisture and corrosive environments. It can be applied to various application scenarios and devices, such as smartphones, AR/VR (augmented reality/virtual reality) glasses, tablets, self-driving cars, video walls, industrial robots, medical wearable devices, wireless docking stations, etc.
These sealed, contactless solutions offer significant advantages over physical metal-to-metal contact connections. Physical metal-to-metal contact degrades over time, affecting product performance and reliability. However, Molex’s contactless connection solutions perform robustly on high vibration and rotating products, reducing the risks associated with intrusion and repetitive motion. In addition, removing the diagnostic port functionality on wireless charging devices can reduce development and production costs while improving overall product reliability.
product supply
Molex now offers production samples of the following contactless connectors:
• MX60 USB SuperSpeed Connector—A convenient and cost-effective connection designed for high vibration and harsh environments, suitable for mobile devices and network applications.
• MX60 Gigabit Ethernet Connector – This powerful solution is suitable for wireless infrastructure, industrial automation, medical technology and networking applications.
• MX60 DisplayPort Primary and Auxiliary Connectors—These connectors serve as a high-speed replacement for traditional DisplayPort connectors. The DisplayPort auxiliary connector is used with other products in the MX60 family to provide a return channel for the DisplayPort interface and can also serve as a low-speed link in less demanding applications.
Currently, Molex is planning to further expand the MX60 family by leveraging its world-class millimeter wave antennas, high-speed signal integrity and volume production expertise.
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