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Hi,
I working on a FX3 board layout with USB3 functionality. The product relies on high speed USB3 data transfers. I was wonder if instead of using a USB A/C type connectors, if I can just use a 9 pin header (1.27mm pitch or 2.54mm pitch) and just solder a usb 3 cable to it
1) Will this work?
2) if yes, will there be any transfer speed limitations?
Can I use a FFC (Flat flexible cable) connector as another option? Are there any design requirements that I should keep in mind when using such a connector for USB3 communication rather than a typical USB 3 A/B/C connector?
The point is to have a USB cable attached to the board directly instead of a connector.
Any help will be appreciated.
Thanks
Mak
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We do not recommend you have headers for USB3 connections.
However, we have seen people using Flex cable for similar implementation.
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Thank you!