Product Specifications
| Parameter | Specification |
| MTD Contact Count | 2 |
| Cable Reference | 160812 |
| Cable Shielding | Unshielded |
| Cable Type | GG 2SPEED 132 |
| Connector A Part Number | E7K11A-1AQX5-Z |
| Coding | Z Code at both ends |
| Signal Type | Automotive Ethernet |
| Stated Data Rates | 100 Mbps and 1 Gbps |
| Cable Length | 0.5 m, 1 m, 1.5 m and 2 m |
| Interface | MTD to H-MTD |
| Connector A | Rosenberger single cavity MTD female |
| Product Type | Automotive Ethernet transition cable assembly |
| Connector B | H-MTD female or H-MTD male |
| Gender | Female to female or female to male, depending on configuration |
| Custom Options | Connector configuration, cable length and wiring requirements subject to drawing review |
Available Configurations
MTD Female to H-MTD Female Cable
Connection Structure: Rosenberger MTD female E7K11A-1AQX5-Z to Rosenberger H-MTD female E6K10A-1XXZ5-Z. Both ends use Z Code.
Unique Difference: Bridges the MTD and H-MTD connector families using an H-MTD female termination.
Installation Match: For equipment or fixture connections requiring an H-MTD female cable end to mate with the corresponding male interface.
MTD Female to H-MTD Male Cable
Connection Structure: Rosenberger MTD female E7K11A-1AQX5-Z to Rosenberger H-MTD male E6S10A-1XXZ5-Z. Both ends use Z Code.
Unique Difference: Uses an H-MTD male termination to address the opposite mating requirement within the H-MTD family.
Installation Match: For installations with an H-MTD female connection point where a male cable termination is required.
Applications & Customer Value
| Application | Customer Requirement | Engineering Value |
|---|---|---|
| Automotive electronics development | Connect development equipment with different interface formats | A dedicated assembly reduces separate intermediate connections |
| Prototype harness integration | Adapt the connection path as the vehicle electronics layout develops | Standard length choices accommodate different equipment positions |
| Ethernet test benches | Maintain an orderly connection between devices under evaluation | Selecting the appropriate length reduces unnecessary cable slack |
| Test fixture preparation | Define the correct cable before fixture assembly begins | Clearly separated versions make purchasing and drawing requirements easier to communicate |
The selected configuration must be reviewed against the equipment interface, wiring definition and required link performance.
Product Features
Complete Single Cavity MTD Housing
The E7K11A-1AQX5-Z termination incorporates a complete single-cavity connector housing. It differs structurally from an MTD insert designed for a separate multiport housing.
Mechanical Latch Engagement
The connector housings shown incorporate latch features for engagement with their mating parts. Installation space should allow full latch operation during connection and removal.
GG 2SPEED 132 Unshielded Cable
The specified cable construction is unshielded. Its selection should follow the project's electromagnetic requirements, routing conditions and electrical validation criteria.
Connector Specific Z Code
Each termination is specified within its own connector family as Z Code. A shared coding designation does not make MTD, MATEnet and H-MTD mechanically interchangeable.
Customization Capabilities
Premier Cable supports cable assembly customization based on the mating interface, installation layout and approved electrical requirements.
Connector Customization
Connector type, gender, coding and housing design can be reviewed for the required installation. Alternative combinations are subject to component availability and assembly feasibility.
Cable Customization
Premier Cable supports review of cable length, jacket material, shielding and cable structure. Cable selection is matched to the project requirements rather than the connector series name alone.
Electrical Customization
Pin assignment and wiring definition can be developed from the approved connection drawing. Circuit configuration, resistance value and power rating can also be reviewed when the project requires additional electrical functions. These items require separate engineering confirmation and are not specified features of the standard assemblies shown.
OEM Manufacturing
Premier Cable supports drawing review, prototype preparation, mass production, product labels and packaging requirements.
For an OEM quotation, submit the mating connector references, required cable length, wiring drawing, quantity and acceptance criteria.
Product FAQ
Q1. What does an MTD to H-MTD cable do ?
It connects MTD and H-MTD connector systems through a cable assembly. No active electronics or protocol conversion function is specified.
Q2. How should I identify the correct connector gender ?
Check the electrical contacts and the manufacturer's mating drawing. The appearance of the outer housing alone can lead to an incorrect gender description.
Q3. Can this cable connect any two automotive Ethernet devices ?
The devices must have compatible electrical interfaces and the correct wiring arrangement. Share the equipment connector references and connection requirements before selecting an assembly.
Q4. Does the H-MTD end make this a 10 Gbps cable ?
No. The capability of one connector does not establish the performance of the complete assembly. This product is specified here for the supplied 100 Mbps and 1 Gbps positioning, with final performance subject to the selected construction and validation.
Q5. What information is needed before ordering samples ?
Submit the configuration, mating connector details, pin assignment, cable length and measurement method, sample quantity and inspection requirements. These details establish the specification for sample approval and subsequent production.
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