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Precision Micro Coaxial Cable Assemblies

IPC/WHMA-A-620 Workmanship | 100% Tested | Samples in 2 Weeks

EDPcable specializes in high-precision micro coaxial cable assembly design and manufacturing. We use 100% genuine brand connectors (I-PEX, HRS, KEL, JAE, MOLEX, etc.), covering 32AWG to 48AWG ultra-fine coaxial wire, suitable for laptops, medical devices, industrial cameras, drones, and other demanding applications.

Micro CoaxFine PitchI-PEX / HRS / KEL32AWG-48AWGRF & DisplayOEM / ODM
Micro-coaxial cable assembly hero image showing fine-pitch connector detail and compact routed cable structure
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SEC · 01Product Specifications Overview

Product Specifications

Before detailed specification review begins, most micro-coaxial programs first need to confirm the connector family, pitch, wire gauge, impedance target, shielding structure, and verification scope. This stage is less about rushing into samples and more about defining the technical boundaries correctly.

SPECIFICATION TABLEROWS · 09
01Connector BrandsI-PEX, HRS (Hirose), KEL, JAE, MOLEX, Amphenol, JST, TE
02Pitch Range0.25mm, 0.3mm, 0.4mm, 0.5mm, 0.8mm, 1.0mm, 1.25mm
03Pin Count2 - 60 Pin (higher on request)
04Wire Gauge (AWG)32AWG - 48AWG
05Impedance50 Ohm standard, custom available
06Cable LengthCustom, typically 50mm - 1000mm
07ShieldingSingle braid, double, foil + braid composite
08Temperature-40C to +85C (extendable)
09PinoutPin-to-pin (1:1), crossover, custom
Fine-pitch micro-coaxial connector and solder detail

0.4mm pitch solder detail

Multi-cable micro-coaxial routing layout

Multi-cable routing layout

Micro-coaxial wire stripping and termination detail

Wire stripping and termination

SEC · 02Featured Specifications

Specification Paths and Manufacturing Boundaries

Organize connector, pin-count, pitch, routing-space, and release requirements before narrowing the manufacturing scope.

Specification

REF-01

0.25mm Pitch / Fine-AWG Micro Coax

For fine-wire micro-coaxial assemblies used in denser routing and lighter interconnect layouts.

Micro CoaxFine PitchLightweight
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Specification

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High-Shielding Micro Coax

For projects that prioritize shielding repeatability and compact RF routing stability.

ShieldingRFCompact
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Specification

REF-03

I-PEX CABLINE-Compatible Micro Coax

For projects where the connector system is already locked and mating, suffix, route, and version boundaries need review.

CompatibleCABLINEConnector
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Specification

REF-04

Laser-Stripped Micro Coax

For fine-AWG micro-coax builds where stripping windows, terminal consistency, inspection checkpoints, and records matter.

Laser StrippingCapabilityRecords
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Specification

REF-05

Hybrid Copper + Coax + Fiber Harnesses

For mixed-media assemblies that combine copper power, micro-coax signal, and fiber channels in one controlled harness.

HybridCopper + FiberCapability
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Specification

REF-06

RF Impedance & High-Speed Testing

For 50 ohm, 75 ohm, and 100 ohm micro-coax programs that need TDR, VNA, termination consistency, and test records.

RFTDR / VNATesting
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SEC · 03Application Pages

Applications

Use device type, installed position, and validation focus to choose the matching application page.

Application

REF-01

Medical Imaging Modules

For compact medical imaging assemblies and internal signal-routing applications.

MedicalImagingModules
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Application

REF-02

Industrial Cameras & UAV

For machine-vision and drone programs that require light, stable coaxial assemblies.

CameraUAVVision
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Application

REF-03

AR/VR and Smart Glasses

For HMD, smart-glasses, near-eye display, camera-module, and lightweight wearable routing programs.

AR/VRHMDNear-Eye
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Application

REF-04

Data Center Micro-Coax Interconnects

For server, switch, BMC, patch-panel, and hyperscale programs that need dense routing and batch stability.

Data CenterServerBMC
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SEC · 04Engineering / DFM

Engineering & DFM

Micro-coaxial engineering is usually driven less by part count than by whether the connector combination, wire gauge choice, shielding structure, and termination details are already settled. If those points are still in flux, samples, drawings, and process review tend to loop.

01

Requirement Analysis

Receive connector models, pin definitions, wire specs, length requirements. Confirm wiring method (Pin1-to-Pin1 or custom pinout) and special requirements (impedance, shielding, bend radius).

02

Material Selection & Feasibility

Match optimal wire and connector combinations. Evaluate production feasibility and identify process risk points (stripping precision for ultra-fine wire, soldering gaps for high-density connectors).

03

Engineering Drawing

Issue standard engineering drawings with complete pinout definitions, dimensions, BOM, and process requirements — all per IPC/WHMA-A-620 standards.

04

Customer Approval → Production

Production begins only after customer drawing approval. This confirmation step ensures both parties agree on specifications, avoiding rework and waste.

Micro-coaxial engineering drawing-set review with compact harness foreground and controlled document context

Micro-coaxial engineering drawing set

Micro-coaxial connector-fit and routing-space review scene

Connector-fit and routing-space review

SEC · 05Quality Assurance

Quality Assurance System

Micro-coaxial programs usually carry tighter requirements around precision termination, impedance consistency, shielding execution, and batch-to-batch variation control. Rather than making broad quality claims, it is more convincing to show the actual risks, verification items, and release criteria. Confidence comes from inspection logic, test results, and version-linked records.

QA · 01

Process Standards & Defect Prevention

The main micro-coaxial risks usually sit in broken cores, cold solder, impedance drift, weak crimps, and jacket damage. The practical question is not broad quality language, but whether those failure modes are controlled before they turn into batch issues.

QA · 02

Testing Capabilities

Typical verification covers Continuity, Hi-Pot, Insulation Resistance, Pull Force, TDR Impedance, Visual Inspection, together with microscope-based visual inspection, so precision termination, impedance consistency, and assembly condition all stay inside the released limits.

QA · 03

Quality Documentation

Typical release files include FAIR, OQC Report, IQC Report, Test Report, CoC, with compliance support such as ISO 9001:2015, ISO 13485, and UL when the program requires it.

Micro-coaxial precision termination and shielding detail

Precision termination and shielding detail

Micro-coaxial TDR, Hi-Pot, or pull-force record scene

TDR / Hi-Pot / pull-force record

Micro-coaxial release file, packaging, and traceability context

Release file, packaging, and traceability record

SEC · 06Typical Program Types

Representative Project Cases

Representative programs and real feedback from engineering and sourcing teams

CASE · 01

48-pin micro coaxial with HRS DF56 connectors

  • Region: European Medical OEM
  • Application: Endoscope imaging module
  • Volume: 30,000+ pcs/year
  • Highlight: Passed ISO 13485 supplier audit and maintained three years of zero complaints
CASE · 02

30-pin micro coaxial with I-PEX CABLINE-VS

  • Region: North American Industrial Camera Manufacturer
  • Application: Machine-vision camera data link
  • Volume: 10,000+ pcs/batch
  • Highlight: Moved from samples to mass production in six weeks with impedance consistency within 2 Ohm
CASE · 03

20-pin micro coaxial with KEL USL20

  • Region: Asian Consumer Electronics Brand
  • Application: Laptop eDP display connection
  • Volume: 100,000+ pcs/month
  • Highlight: Supported stable high-volume delivery through an automated production line
SEC · 07Order Process

Order Process & Delivery

Most micro-coaxial programs move through scope definition, engineering review, sample validation, and controlled production. The clearer that path is, the easier it becomes for sourcing and engineering teams to move the project forward.

01

Inquiry & Quote

Submit your requirements (connector models, wire specs, quantity). We respond with a detailed quote within 1-2 business days.

02

Engineering Review

Our engineering team issues standard drawings with complete pinout, dimensions, and material information.

03

Customer Approval

Production starts only after you approve the drawing — ensuring the final product matches your design intent 100%.

04

Manufacturing

Samples: 2-week standard lead time (3-day rush available). Bulk orders: 4-week standard lead time.

05

QA & Shipping

100% inspection completed, packed to your specifications with full quality documentation, then shipped.

06

Post-Delivery Support

Proactive delivery confirmation, installation support, and ongoing technical assistance throughout the product lifecycle.

SEC · 08FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions