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Mechanical Advantages of Micro-Coaxial Cables [Webinar Series vol.2]

Discover the mechanical advantages of micro-coaxial cables beyond signal performance. This webinar highlights their flexibility, durability, compact size, and compatibility with advanced connectors, and shows how these features help engineers address design challenges in high-density applications such as consumer electronics, robotics, medical devices, and industrial equipment.

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What is Signal Integrity (SI) Testing for High-Speed Transmission Connectors?

Connectors are critical to signal quality in high-speed digital transmission. As data rates increase with interfaces such as PCIe Gen5 / Gen6, USB4, and DisplayPort, connector performance has a significant impact on Signal Integrity (SI) and system compliance. This article covers the basics of connector SI testing, key evaluation methods, and testing considerations for high-speed connectors.

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What is MIPI?

I-PEX specializes in manufacturing connectors and cable assemblies engineered to maximize signal integrity, minimize electromagnetic interference, and provide high retention force. These characteristics make our solutions well suited for high-speed interfaces such as D-PHY and C-PHY. In this article, we focus on the CABLINE^® and NOVASTACK^® series, which have been widely adopted for interconnecting D-PHY and C-PHY devices for many years, and introduce their key features.

How to operate CABLINE^®-UY / Micro-coaxial connector

How to mate and unmate the CABLINE^®-UY / Micro-coaxial connector.

How to operate CABLINE^®-CX II With Cover / Micro-coaxial connector

How to mate and unmate the CABLINE^®-CX II With Cover / Micro-coaxial connector.

How to operate EVAFLEX^® 5-VS / FPC/FFC connector

How to mate and unmate the EVAFLEX^® 5-VS / FPC/FFC Connectors.

How to operate NOVASTACK^® 35-HDH / Board-to-Board connector

How to mate and unmate the NOVASTACK^® 35-HDH / Board-to-Board connector.

What is Micro-Coaxial Cable? [Webinar Series vol.1]

An introduction to micro‑coaxial cables, covering their structure, applications, and key benefits. Learn why these compact cables are essential for high‑speed signal transmission in modern electronic devices.

What is M.2?

M.2 is a connector and form factor standard designed for compact expansion modules. Developed as a successor to the mSATA interface, M.2 enables both space-saving designs and high-speed data communication. Today, it is widely used for SSDs as well as Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, LTE, and 5G communication modules.

How to operate MHF^®-TI / RF connector

How to mate and unmate the MHF^®-TI / RF connectors.

Years of Dedication Forge Core Strength｜I-PEX Wins BOE 2026 Excellent Quality Award (2026/Jul/13)

At the BOE 2026 Global Supply Partner Conference (BOE SPC 2026) held on 10th June , I-PEX successfully received the highly prestigious Excellent Quality Award from BOE’s supply chain, recognized for its world-class precision interconnection technology, fully standardized quality management system, and long-term stable mass delivery capabilities.

Additional series line-up: 12 pin for CABLINE^®-UY (2026/Jun/30)

I-PEX has released additional pin counts for CABLINE^®-UY, low mating height (height = 0.82 mm max.), suitable for high-data-rate transfer (32 Gbps/lane), narrow pitch (0.35 mm pitch), right angle vertical mating type micro-coaxial cable connector.

How to operate NOVASTACK^® 35-HDP 12 / Board-to-Board connector

How to mate and unmate the NOVASTACK^® 35-HDP 12 / Board-to-Board connector.

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What is Wi-Fi 7?

This article explores the key differences between the two standards, explains the underlying technologies such as QAM modulation, and highlights the design challenges and especially requirements set to connectors and cable harnesses associated with next-generation wireless systems.