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"Jack", header or whatever...mounted to vector board

Four wire slip-on connector... how? ...Jim Thompson

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Jim Thompson
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Maybe something like this on the board...

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But I can't navigate to a matching wire plug :-( ...Jim Thompson

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Jim Thompson

There's a whole slew (precise technical term) of .1" spacing headers/connectors like, for example, those on PC motherboards.

If you want more 'secure' and/or keyed there's those too (like the audio connector on many CDROM drives)

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flipper

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Molex KK series 0.100"

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Martin Riddle

CAT# CON-234 (4 pin) at Allelectronics

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and put CON-234 in the search box.

I've also used 5 or 6 pin connectors and just ignored the extra pin(s) CAT# CON-55 (5 pin) and CAT# CON-236 (6 pin)

Ed

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ehsjr

Power? RF? Audio? ???

2 twisted pairs? ... 
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Hal Murray

Don't they show the mating connector (a P/N and link) on the right of the page in accessories? Or am i misreading the catalog page badly?

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josephkk

What I'm confused about... does that "receptacle" come with crimp pins or do I need to buy something else?

Bear with me... I haven't bought parts in >20 years... no parts need to design chips :-) Besides, I had a technician/secretary that did all that for me back then :-) ...Jim Thompson

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| James E.Thompson, CTO                            |    mens     |
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Jim Thompson

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Well when i clicked on the text identifying the mating connector it took my browser to here:

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Which has a link to a catalog page which shows up as:

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&M=3DBYPN&LG=3D1&I=3D13

=46rom the catalog page i infer that contacts are separate as is the crimping tool (and possibly jaws for it).

Does this help?

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josephkk

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