The SD Association lists a nominal full-size SD card envelope of 32 × 24 × 2.1 mm. Conventional single-row cards for Default Speed, High Speed and UHS-I use nine contacts.
E061 · Source-scoped pinout variants
Full-size SD card form engineering reference
Default Speed, High Speed and UHS-I conventional first-row scope. Extra-row UHS-II and SD Express variants are explicitly outside this count-only reference.
Source checked · no independent review claimed · Fabrication approved: no
Orientation
How to read this profile
Count-only card-contact reference. No numbered full-size pad orientation or socket-terminal view is published here.
Bounded dimensions
Only what the sources support
Source-scoped identification facts
Each value retains its exact example, role and measurement axis. Facts from different parts must not be combined into an invented component.
| Nominal contacts | 9S041 · S042 · S041Conventional card contact face, not a receptacle terminal or PCB footprint; nominal engineering count, not automatically positions, population or a device wiring map. Conventional card contact face, not a receptacle terminal or PCB footprint |
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| Contact rows | 1 (Claim C061B)S041 · S042Recorded source-scoped values; named examples do not describe every family variant or establish compatibility. The SD Association lists a nominal full-size SD card envelope of 32 × 24 × 2.1 mm. Conventional single-row cards for Default Speed, High Speed and UHS-I use nine contacts. | Nominal card identification and conventional first-row contact count only; not a socket footprint, pad drawing, tolerance specification or all-generation pin count. |
| Dimensions / axis | 32 mm Nominal card length; 24 mm Nominal card width; 2.1 mm Nominal maximum envelope thicknessS041 · S042Recorded source-scoped values; named examples do not describe every family variant or establish compatibility. nominal_identifier; Conventional card contact face, not a receptacle terminal or PCB footprint |
| Connector role | socketS041 · S042 · S041Recorded source-scoped values; named examples do not describe every family variant or establish compatibility. Conventional card contact face, not a receptacle terminal or PCB footprint |
| Series | SDS919Named source examples retain separate role, part, view and axis limits; values are not a universal family specification. SD. Nominal dimensions reproduced in the published tuple order; no length/width names invented from unlabelled axes.; Capacity/speed logos are separate standards; no specimen logo, speed or compatibility inferred. |
Not recorded: Positions / cavity span, Populated contacts, Contact pitch, Contact gender / arrangement, Mounting, Coupling / latch, Keying / polarization, Shell / form, Manufacturer, Exact part / implementation, Recorded markings, View convention. Unknown fields stay unknown; illustrations supply no measurements or pin assignments.
Recorded variant and source limits
- Socket pad positions, terminal numbering, tolerances, keep-outs and insertion forces are not established.
- Capacity-family support, enabled bus mode and speed class require exact card and host documentation.
- Additional-row contacts are not represented by this conventional first-row contact count.
- No electrical limits, initialization sequence, wiring procedure or fabrication approval are supplied.
- Transcend SDHC10I/SDXC10I — sd-native: PDF p.1 Placement contact-side drawing and Pin Definition table. SD contact 9 is offset beside contact 1.
- Transcend SDHC10I/SDXC10I — spi: PDF p.1 Placement contact-side drawing and Pin Definition table. SD contact 9 is offset beside contact 1.
- Transcend SDHC10I/SDXC10I — Native SD mode: Card contact-side placement drawing on PDF p. 1, contact edge at top: main row 1-8 left to right; contact 9 is offset below-left of contact 1. Write-protect switch is shown on the right.
- Transcend SDHC10I/SDXC10I — SPI mode: Card contact-side placement drawing on PDF p. 1, contact edge at top: main row 1-8 left to right; contact 9 is offset below-left of contact 1. Write-protect switch is shown on the right.
Pins & wiring
Pinout
Choose the exact wiring. Pin numbers follow its stated view; a schematic does not establish physical positions. Check your exact device before wiring.
What the status labels mean
- Confirmed
- Recorded research passes agree within this variant; this is not independent human review or hardware validation.
- Single source
- Only one underlying document, or one pass, supports this assignment.
- Device-specific
- Supported for the named equipment or wiring only. Check your device’s manual.
- Unverified
- Missing or conflicting evidence. Do not wire from this row.
- Not connected
- The source explicitly says NC, no contact or no pin for this wiring.
Unknowns stay unknown.
- Socket pad positions, terminal numbering, tolerances, keep-outs and insertion forces are not established.
- Capacity-family support, enabled bus mode and speed class require exact card and host documentation.
- Additional-row contacts are not represented by this conventional first-row contact count.
- No electrical limits, initialization sequence, wiring procedure or fabrication approval are supplied.
Your next step
Use the detail without guessing past its limits.
Source trail
Claims and sources
The SD Association overview distinguishes full-size SD contact counts by interface: High Speed/UHS-I nine, UHS-II seventeen, one-lane SD Express seventeen to nineteen, and two-lane SD Express twenty-five to twenty-seven.
Transcend SDHC10I/SDXC10I — sd-native: original contact normalization. Statuses distinguish comparison agreement, source limits and named-device wiring.
Transcend Information, Inc. · SDHC10I/SDXC10I High/Extended Capacity Secure Digital Card Datasheet ↗
Transcend SDHC10I/SDXC10I — spi: original contact normalization. Statuses distinguish comparison agreement, source limits and named-device wiring.
Transcend Information, Inc. · SDHC10I/SDXC10I High/Extended Capacity Secure Digital Card Datasheet ↗
Transcend SDHC10I/SDXC10I — Native SD mode: original contact normalization. Statuses distinguish comparison agreement, source limits and named-device wiring.
Transcend Information, Inc. · SDHC10I/SDXC10I High/Extended Capacity Secure Digital Card Datasheet ↗
Transcend SDHC10I/SDXC10I — SPI mode: original contact normalization. Statuses distinguish comparison agreement, source limits and named-device wiring.
Transcend Information, Inc. · SDHC10I/SDXC10I High/Extended Capacity Secure Digital Card Datasheet ↗