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Identify this connector and 2.5 mm pin type
My Identiconn utility identifies it as a JST VH connector.
Female plug housing: JST VHR-8N
Female crimp socket contact: SVH-21T-P1.1, SVH-41T-P1.1, or SVH-21GH-P1.1, depending on wire gauge and ...
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Name of this 4-pin fan connector?
They are both: single-wall wire-to-board connectors. But ...
Top: CPU fan connector female plug. 2.54 mm pitch, unlatched, compatible with 3 and 4-circuit PCB headers. (my site)
Bottom: JST VH male ...
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FFC connector with solder terminals on cable entry side
Yes. Including (my site):
https://connectorbook.com/identification.html?m=NN&n=ffc_fpc_front_flip_sockets&s=PCA%200.3mm
https://connectorbook.com/identification.html?m=NN&n=...
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What type of connector is this - Barco/Philips TSM12PHC
I happened across this post, and don't know if you're still looking for this info, but I am working on one of these right now, and the plug is stamped 502351. I'll attach pics of the plug.
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5.5x2.1mm Female Connector on 5.5x2.5mm Male Tip
The best answer is "maybe", because the plug in the picture you provided (connected to the AC adapter), looks to be of the kind that would not work with a 5.5x2.1mm jack, but many such power ...
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Maytag MDB9100 connector to circuit board
I believe that what you did it to pull out the connectors so hard out of the ol;d board that you broke the solder joint and you pulled out the terminals from the PCB the way a dentist pulls out wisdom ...
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Why does MD13S JST have an NC pin?
They claim it is "Grove compatible", which refers to a hobbyist ecosystem using connectors with pins 3 and 4 devoted to Vcc and GND respectively. The English is a bit painful but:
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Identifying this coax connector?
That is a Belling Lee aerial coax connector.
The female jacks for it are hard to find. For example: https://octopart.com/l1465%2Frpcs-belling+lee-7477530
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Would 5.5 x 2.1 mm female plug work inside a 5.5 x 2.5 mm male jack for DC power?
Not all plugs are created equal. Some plugs have full, uniform tubes that have little tolerance, and a nominal 2.5mm center pin will not fit inside one designed for a 2.1mm pin. They look like this:
(...
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Project ARA electrical connectors
In the slots Project ARE phone used a custom 10Gb/s MIPI interface. You have power, presence pin and MIPI interface - four data lanes and one clock lane, and internal to the slot eject signal. For the ...
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Identify antenna connector type
My Identiconn Connector Identification Utility identifies that as a JST XHP-2. (Or a knock-off by some other company.)
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Is there a DuPont housing, but with larger body and index key like an IDC connector?
Try Molex C-Grid III.
Compare to a typical shrouded IDC/ribbon header: 3M 2500 Series Drawing
The 10-pin plug is 6.2 x 12.9 mm max, which fits within a rectangular opening 6.35 x 13.2 mm (nominal), ...
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Fixing SMB adjustable contact to its SMB connector (Jack)
I contacted Radiall on this matter. Here is the response:
I see what you are saying about the word "adjustable". The TDS says
"adjusted", I think that it's a typo on the website. ...
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Identifying 2-Pin Connector for Cooling Fan in Head Unit
This appears to be a Molex Microblade connector.
(image source)
It appears they are no longer manufactured; Digikey lists the entire series as obsolete, and Molex's website has no mention of them. ...
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How can I make a more permanent connection to cheap sensors?
It would be helpful in responding to have the actual part number of the subject sensor. The details of the device are important, like the conductor size, spacing, heat sensitivity, etc. Viable options ...
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Are GX ("aviation") connectors unsafe for high voltages?
The connector voltage ratings seem to vary from manufacturer to manufacturer (and they also vary with the number of pins in the connector- those with 5+ pins have a lower rating than those with fewer ...
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How can I make a more permanent connection to cheap sensors?
Looks like they're 2.54mm pitch and flat, so you could use a SIP or DIP socket such as an 8-pin socket like you'd use for an 8-pin DIP IC. Not the machined type, which probably won't fit well, the ...
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How can I make a more permanent connection to cheap sensors?
My brief googling of the subject suggests you want to look into Clincher(tm) flex connectors from Amphenol.
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How can I make a more permanent connection to cheap sensors?
If the supplied leads are too short, you could solder extra wire to them, heat shrink the splices, and then use the longer lead length to connect to any type of connector you like.
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VGA cable wire pinout
The core of VGA that has remained consistent over the years consists of.
5 main signal lines carrying the video signal, carrying the RGB colour components and the H and V sync lines.
5 ground pins. ...
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VGA cable wire pinout
Just because it uses a DE-15 plug it doesn't mean it's a VGA cable. A DE-15 plug is general-purpose. It existed before VGA was invented. VGA adopted that plug as well as other plugs. But that plug can ...
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VGA cable wire pinout
That might barely work but it is very poor quality cable.
Usually video signals are transmitted in a coaxial cable.
There are also DDC wires missing so monitor detection won't work.
I would say it is ...
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VGA cable wire pinout
You should review the VGA connector pinout here:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/VGA_connector
With an ohmmeter you should be able to determine the pin that each wire is connected to - this is an ...
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VGA cable wire pinout
Yes, five wires plus a ground wire is normal. VGA has three wires for RGB, two for H- and V-sync, and one (usually blank) for ground. You can see the pinout in this question: Why does VGA have so many ...
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What does this connector symbol mean in a charger schematic?
This symbol is a 3-pin jumper (hence the JP# reference). Here's KiCad's part selection dialog with the Jumper_3_Bridged12 (Jumper, 3-pole, pins 1+2 closed/bridged) part selected. The side with the arc ...
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What does this connector symbol mean in a charger schematic?
That is a 3-pin jumper block to allow selecting from where the pull-up for the chip interrupt signal comes.
But this is a schematic of a reference design which doubles as an evaluation board for all ...
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What does this connector symbol mean in a charger schematic?
That is (probably) a three pin post header with a 2 pin shorting cap that allows you to select either an external source or the signal through R24 as an interrupt source.
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What does this connector symbol mean in a charger schematic?
Select jumper. It's a 3-pin SIP header with a shorting cap that fits over two of them so you can connect PULL UP to Ext or R24 by moving it from one position to the other.
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Female jack for AC/DC power supply
I contacted Kycon about this a while back, that 7.5A on their data sheet is per pin. ( That makes it 15 Amp capable with 2 positive and 2 negative )
It is a little miss leading so I contacted them ...
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How to connect optical fiber between a color sensor on PCB, and a display screen that is being tested?
You probably want a connector like this:
SMD_22 Visual Communications Company | DigiKey
It's up to you whether this has compatible dimensions to the device in question, or finding a more exact fit; ...
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How to connect optical fiber between a color sensor on PCB, and a display screen that is being tested?
As fibre optic connectors are mechanically the same as their "parent" eletrical connectors, consider an electrical connector mounted over the sensor chip. Drill out the insulated centre ...
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