? Who made this connector? (with photos)
Hi all,
I need to find the source for these zero insertion force connectors.
They're 2mm pitch locking connectors for stripped ribbon cable.
Photos here: http://207.234.249.73/mwd/cu175_connector.jpg
I need to know who made them, and if you can ID the series, that would be sweet, too.
Thanks!
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The part has a logo on it that looks like a capital "D" with a horizontal line through it and extending slightly out of the left side of the "D".
"?" is a letter in the Vietnamese alphabet
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It looks like through-hole, but what is the pin pattern: in-line or staggered?
Molex p/n 0521471210 may be close enough to substitute:
No, there really are connectors that are designed to handle stripped ribbon cable or other wire terminations vice a "flat on flex" terminal. This
Molex does have one that does not require holes for side support posts and that does have a compression latch, which could be a functional substitute for the OP's requirement.
Roger that. Sometimes Usenet does work out to be more than a herd of performing elephants with diarrhea... ;-)
Cheapskate! Spend the ten cents and buy an elephant filter!
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