Hi folks,
I've got a nice Pentium III SBC and I'd like to know how the used card edge connector is called and where to obtain mating connectors. It is a joined PCI/ISA connector.
Here is a pic of it:
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Thanks for your help,
Jan
Does someone know the type of this connector?
Dec 15, 2003
4 Replies
It looks like an AGP connector used for PC video cards, but it has too many pins and the wrong locating slot positions. That's be a good place to start, though, because they're probably a general purpose high-density edge connector. Have you tried asking the manufacturer?
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..and is therefore called a PISA connector. Searched a bit on google but so far I only found manufaturers of CPU boards, back planes etc. but not the bare connector.
Meindert
edge
Isn't that the old EISA connector?
Quick google search on "hs6237" coughed up:
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manual.pdf
It's called a PISA connector.
Searching on PISA connector - "leaning tower of" yielded:
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and about 5,000 others.
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