Coaxial cable DELOCK 90679 — HSD Z to HSD Z, 1 m, black/blue

DELOCK 90679 is a 1 m coaxial cable with HSD Z connectors on both ends, intended for high-speed data and signal transmission in automotive and multimedia installations. The cable comes as a single piece in a polybag and is available in a black outer jacket with blue inner identification. HSD Z terminations provide a compact solution for board-to-board or connectorized interfaces where space is limited. Origin: China.

Advantages

The cable offers impedance-matched 100 Ω transmission suitable for differential high-speed signals and is fitted with HSD Z male and female straight connectors for reliable mating in confined assemblies. Its 1 m length provides flexibility for routing within vehicle interiors or multimedia equipment while maintaining signal integrity. The compact HSD Z format minimizes connector footprint and supports consistent mechanical alignment for repeated connections.

Suitable for

• Automotive infotainment and camera systems
• Board-to-board and connectorized high-speed signal links
• Multimedia devices and in-vehicle networks
• Prototyping and repairs of electronic modules in vehicles

Key specifications

• Cable length: 1 m
• Connector type: HSD Z male straight to HSD Z female straight
• Characteristic impedance: 100 Ω
• Color: black outer jacket with blue identification
• Application environment: automotive and multimedia installations

How to use

Route the coaxial cable between the required components, ensuring connectors face the correct mating orientation before insertion. Avoid sharp bends and keep bend radius consistent with typical coaxial cable handling to preserve impedance and signal performance. Insert the HSD Z male and female connectors straight into their mating counterparts until they seat firmly; secure any additional retaining hardware if present on the mating devices. Handle the cable by the connector housings during installation to reduce stress on the terminations.

Usage recommendations

For best signal integrity, avoid tight bends and excessive twisting, keep the cable away from high-voltage harnesses and strong EMI sources, and verify connector mating and seating during system assembly. Use the 1 m length to plan routing that minimizes unnecessary cable length while allowing enough slack for connector access and serviceability.