Cable gender changer USB-C USB Micro-B EFB Elektronik EBUSBCM-MIKROBF

The EFB Elektronik EBUSBCM-MIKROBF is a cable gender changer with a USB-C plug and a USB Micro-B connector. It features nickel-plated contacts for improved durability and consistent signal transmission. The adapter supports modern USB 3.1 signaling and is supplied in a black finish for broad device compatibility.

Advantages

This gender changer supports USB 3.1 data rates up to 10 Gbit/s where both connected devices and cables permit. Its reversible Type-C plug simplifies insertion, while nickel-plated contacts reduce corrosion and wear. The adapter can handle varying electrical current profiles between 500 mA and 1500 mA and supports power delivery up to 100 W within the limits of the connected host and device.

Suitable for

• Connecting USB-C devices to equipment with a USB Micro-B port
• Data transfer between USB-C and Micro-B interfaces (depending on device capabilities)
• Charging devices across USB-C and Micro-B when supported by both ends

Key specifications

• Standard: USB 3.1 (maximum transfer rate up to 10 Gbit/s)
• Connectors: USB-C (reversible plug) to USB Micro-B
• Contacts: nickel-plated
• Electrical current: profile-dependent, approx. 500 mA–1500 mA
• Maximum supported power: up to 100 W (dependent on host and device)
• Compatibility note: host controller Type-C, not downward compatible

How to use

Insert the reversible USB-C plug into the USB-C port of the source device and connect the USB Micro-B end to the target device’s Micro-B port. Ensure both devices and any intermediate cables support the intended data rates and power profiles. Do not force connectors; align the plug and insert gently. Disconnect by pulling the connector straight out.

Recommendations

Use appropriate cables and verify device compatibility for USB 3.1 speeds and power delivery. Avoid exposing the adapter to liquids, extreme temperatures, or mechanical stress. For higher currents or power delivery features, confirm that both host and device support the required profiles.