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The Amphenol ICC (FCI) part number 10130269-101LF is a SATA plug connector designed for high-speed data transmission applications. It belongs to the SATA product category and is manufactured by Amphenol Communications Solutions. The component is currently in an active production status, ensuring availability for ongoing manufacturing needs. It complies with RoHS standards, indicating it is free from specific hazardous substances as defined by regulatory frameworks. The device features a surface-mount or board-mount configuration suitable for integration into electronic systems requiring reliable SATA interface connections.
Verify the exact datasheet version and mechanical dimensions against your PCB layout requirements before ordering. Confirm that the RoHS compliance status matches your project's environmental specifications. Ensure the package type aligns with your assembly process capabilities. Cross-reference the manufacturer's latest product change notifications to confirm no design modifications have occurred since your initial specification.
Select this component when a standard SATA plug connection is required for internal storage devices. Consider its physical footprint and mounting style relative to available space on the motherboard or drive carrier. Evaluate the contact material and plating thickness if operating in environments with potential corrosion risks. Compare against alternative SATA connectors only if specific pin configurations or form factors differ from standard implementations.
This connector is part of the broader SATA interconnect ecosystem provided by Amphenol ICC (formerly FCI). It serves as a critical link between storage media and system controllers. The brand transition from Framatome to Amphenol has maintained the legacy of high-reliability connectors used in computing and data infrastructure sectors globally.
Publicly confirmed substitute part numbers are not available in the provided documentation. Verify compatibility with existing mating receptacles before attempting substitution.