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It looks like a friction fit. The thickness of the stiffener on the flex PCB suggests that the board edge connector is actually a 180 angle180deg card edge connector, which also suggests friction fit. The size looks like it's for a 20-30mil FR4 stiffener (be nice to check the thickness).

The notch (enforced by the PCB) ensures that the connector is keyed.

This looks like an older/chinese connector or a custom connector, it's not one made by a manufacturer. You might be able to match the pitch and the card thickness with a different connector but it wouldn't be a 180deg connector.

It looks like a friction fit. The thickness of the stiffener on the flex PCB suggests that the board edge connector is actually a 180 angle card edge connector, which also suggests friction fit. The size looks like it's for a 20-30mil FR4 stiffener (be nice to check the thickness)

It looks like a friction fit. The thickness of the stiffener on the flex PCB suggests that the board edge connector is actually a 180deg card edge connector, which also suggests friction fit. The size looks like it's for a 20-30mil FR4 stiffener (be nice to check the thickness).

The notch (enforced by the PCB) ensures that the connector is keyed.

This looks like an older/chinese connector or a custom connector, it's not one made by a manufacturer. You might be able to match the pitch and the card thickness with a different connector but it wouldn't be a 180deg connector.

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Voltage Spike ♦
Voltage Spike ♦
  • 88.8k
  • 49
  • 90
  • 234

It looks like a friction fit. The thickness of the stiffener on the flex PCB suggests that the board edge connector is actually a 180 angle card edge connector, which also suggests friction fit. The size looks like it's for a 20-30mil FR4 stiffener (be nice to check the thickness)