3.5 mm port

Fluke 805 Vibration Meter Headphone Jack's Product Operating Principle

1. A standard 3.5mm plug is inserted, making a secure physical connection with the internal spring-loaded terminals.

2. The plug's tip, ring, and sleeve align with corresponding contacts, establishing separate channels for audio signals (e.g., left, right, ground).

3. An electrical circuit is completed, allowing low-voltage audio signals to pass from the device's PCB to the connected peripheral

Behringer U-PHORIA UM2 Headphone Jack's Product Functions

1. Provides a standard, universal port for audio output to headphones, speakers, or other external audio devices.

2. Ensures a stable and secure physical connection, preventing accidental disconnection and signal interruption.

3. Maintains high-fidelity signal integrity with low contact resistance, delivering clear and crisp audio quality.

4. Enables easy and robust integration onto printed circuit boards (PCBs) through a durable DIP mounting design

GE Healthcare MAC 800 Headphone Jack's Product Applications

1. Industrial Control: On a handheld device like the Fluke 805 Vibration Meter, it is utilized for the headphone output, allowing technicians to listen to live machine acoustics for diagnostics.

2. Consumer & Pro Audio: In a desktop audio interface like the Behringer U-PHORIA UM2, this 3.5 mm port provides the primary headphone output for zero-latency artist monitoring during recording.

3. Medical Devices: Integrated into a portable EKG system like the GE Healthcare MAC 800, it serves as the port for audible diagnostic tones or for connecting headphones for private listening.