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Mfr Part #	Quantity Available	Price	Series	Package	Product Status	Connector Type	Gender	Signal Lines	Industry Recognized Mating Diameter	Actual Diameter	Number of Positions/Contacts	Internal Switch(s)	Mounting Type	Termination	Shielding	Features	Insulation Color	Operating Temperature

ACJS-MHDR CONN JACK STEREO 1/4" R/A Amphenol Audio	2,574 In Stock	1 : ¥16.83000 Bulk	MSeries	Bulk	Active	Phone Jack	Female	Stereo (3 Conductor, TRS)	6.35mm (0.250", 1/4") - Headphone	-	3 Conductors, 6 Contacts	Three Switches	Through Hole, Right Angle	Kinked Pin	-	-	-	-25°C ~ 70°C
ACJM-IH 1/4" PHONE MONO HORIZONTAL PCB Amphenol Audio	4,981 In Stock	1 : ¥14.53000 Bulk	XLRSeries™ AC	Bulk	Active	Phone Jack	Female	Stereo (3 Conductor, TRS)	6.35mm (0.250", 1/4") - Headphone	-	3 Conductors, 6 Contacts	Three Switches	Panel Mount, Through Hole, Right Angle	Solder	Unshielded	Mounting Hardware, Thread Lock	-	-25°C ~ 70°C
SJ-63073E AUDIO JACK, 6.35 MM, HORIZONTAL, CUI Devices	630 In Stock	1 : ¥15.35000 Bag	SJ	Bag	Active	Phone Jack	Female	Stereo (3 Conductor, TRS)	6.35mm (0.250", 1/4") - Headphone	-	3 Conductors, 6 Contacts	Three Switches	Through Hole, Right Angle	Solder	Unshielded	Mounting Hardware, Thread Lock	-	-25°C ~ 70°C
RA49B12B CONN JACK STEREO 6.35MM R/A Switchcraft Inc.	1,572 In Stock	1 : ¥30.29000 Bulk	RA Jax®	Bulk	Active	Phone Jack	Female	Stereo (3 Conductor, TRS)	6.35mm (0.250", 1/4") - Headphone	0.253" (6.43mm)	3 Conductors, 3 Contacts	Does Not Contain Switch	Through Hole, Right Angle	Solder	Unshielded	Board Guide	-	-

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Audio Connectors

Audio barrel connectors are a style of connector most commonly used for connecting audio equipment such as headphones and small microphones. They are characterized by a cylindrical plug divided into two or more sections along its length and having an indented region near one end that is engaged by a spring loaded contact in a mating jack to provide retention force. Several standard (nominal) sizes are available, the most common being the 1/8" (3.5 mm) format commonly used for audio connections in desktop and mobile devices, and the older 1/4" (6.35 mm) size more commonly found on older or non-portable equipment where durability is of generally greater interest than minimal size.