Quality and Certification Records
Review the quality systems, compliance documents and certification evidence relevant to company and project qualification.
Review Company Information →CTP develops magnetic connector components, finished magnetic cable assemblies, individual pogo pins and pogo pin connector assemblies for OEM and ODM device projects. Start from a product family, an engineering requirement or an application route.
Start by determining whether the project requires a magnetic connector component, a finished cable assembly, an individual spring-loaded contact or a complete pogo pin connector assembly.
Magnetic connector components organized by 2 Pin, 3 Pin, 4 Pin, 5 Pin, 6 Pin, Multi-Pin and Round structures.
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Integrated magnetic connectors, cable conductors, cable length and USB or custom opposite-end terminations.
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Individual spring-loaded contacts for PCB, charging, test, conductive and customer-designed connector integration.
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Multi-contact spring-loaded connector assemblies for board-to-device and customer-specific electrical interfaces.
Browse Connector Assemblies →Select the route that best matches the current project stage. Each route leads to a focused product catalog, engineering guide or application resource.
The project needs the magnetic connector itself, without a finished cable assembly.
Enter Magnetic Connectors → 02The project requires the connector, cable length, conductors and opposite-end termination.
Enter Cable Assemblies → 03Electrical functions are known, but the required contact count or connector structure is not confirmed.
Open Engineering Guides → 04The customer is designing its own housing or connector structure and only needs pogo pins.
Browse Pogo Pins → 05The project needs guidance based on wearable, medical, automotive, IoT or industrial conditions.
Explore Applications → 06Drawings, Pin Map or project requirements are ready and need engineering evaluation.
Submit Project Requirements →Review selected examples from the current product catalog. Product dimensions and electrical parameters should be confirmed on the individual product page or project drawing.
CTP projects begin with the electrical and mechanical interface rather than an appearance-only product match. The following four stages organize the development route.
Confirm application, Pin Map, voltage, current, available space, mating direction and supply scope.
Review contact allocation, magnetic arrangement, connector geometry, PCB integration and cable outlet.
Define sample scope and the electrical, mechanical and environmental conditions that require customer verification.
Confirm approved drawings, material requirements, inspection points, packaging and project delivery scope.
Use the application pages to review interface placement, operating conditions, user interaction and maintenance requirements before selecting a product structure.
Charging, docking and modular interfaces for connected devices and household equipment.
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Serviceable electrical interfaces for equipment, accessories and mobility-related devices.
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Compact charging, signal and detachable connection concepts for medical equipment projects.
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Compact magnetic charging and data interfaces designed around device size and user interaction.
View Application Route →Product claims should be supported by drawings, test conditions, quality documentation and project-specific confirmation rather than generic marketing statements.
Review the quality systems, compliance documents and certification evidence relevant to company and project qualification.
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Electrical, mechanical and environmental tests should be selected according to the actual product design and customer use conditions.
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Review representative project cases, connector structures and how requirements were converted into manufacturable solutions.
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Read practical guidance on connector selection, Pin Map preparation, magnetic cable design, electrical requirements and product integration.
Submit the application, electrical functions, voltage and current, available space, mating structure, cable requirements and available 2D or 3D drawings for an engineering review.
