pogopin magnetic charging cable

　　The composition of the pogopin magnetic charging cable: the male and female ends of the magnetic connector, one end (usually the male end) plus the cable part, or both ends with wires. A qualified pogopin magnetic charging cable needs to undergo mechanical, electrical, and environmental tests, and a total of 17 tests, large and small.

　　At present, the commonly used test specifications for magnetic charging cables on the market are as follows:

　　MIL-STD-1344A (Specification for the U.S. Army - Test Methods for Electrical Connectors)

　　MIL-STD-202F (Test Methods for Electronic and Electrical Components)

　　EIA-364 (Electronic Industries Association - Electrical Connector and Socket Test Procedure)

　　IEC-60512 (International Electrotechnical Commission - Connector Test Procedure)

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