Re: Help ID'ing a connector

On 2008-10-03, Eeyore <rabbitsfriendsandrelations@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:
> Tman wrote:
>
>> First one, the type of connector is just like the traditional
>> IDE or floppy drive connector on motherboards.  I need that
>> in 10 pin, 16 pin, etc. but that basic style.  What's it
>> called?
>
> It's called an IDC connector.

An "IDC connector" could just as well be a 50-way micro-ribbon
or a 3.96 mm MTA  or god knows what else... The actual family
name of those .1" dual-row connectors is, as far as I know,
"HE10". That won't help you with Digi-Key but you could get
manufacturer order codes from RS Components' and Farnell's
sites.

>> Second type -- well you have to see a picture. Pls see
>> http://home.comcast.net/~tman9/connectors.jpg
  I need the
>> right thing to plug into J7, the red connector on this SBC.
>
> Looks like it may be a Molex brand type KK.

Yep, looks like a .1" KK or MTA. The friction lock looks odd but
it may be the photograph...

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