10 Way Male/Female Header Strip for Arduino Shields
€0.57excl. VAT€0.70incl. VATMale/female 10 way header strip, ideal for shields for Arduino boards
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Pin headersMale/female 10 way header strip, ideal for shields for Arduino boards
Pin headersFemale socket with 1.5 A gold-plated phosphor bronze contacts, designed to accept the 8100-EM100 and 8300-ID12 modules.
Pin headersMale strip connector, 10 poles, 2 mm pitch.
Pin headersMale-male connector, 2.54 mm pitch, with 36 pins (18×2)
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CNC accessoriesPCB-mount male header, 2 poles with 2.54 mm pitch, nylon 66 housing (UL94V-0), 50 Vdc max rated voltage, 3 A max current.
Pin headersPhosphor bronze contacts rated 3 A in a single row, to be snapped off to the length required; works from -40 to +105 °C.
Pin headersDual row for surface mounting, with phosphor bronze contacts; the body is 20.56 mm long.
Pin headersDual-row surface-mount header with phosphor bronze contacts: 5.97 mm high and 20 mm long.
Pin headersSolders to the PCB and mates with the ribbon cable’s plug; dual row, 2.54 mm pitch.
Pin headers2×13-pin female header, 2.54 mm pitch, with 14.5 mm long pins.
Pin headers2×20-pin female header, 2.54 mm pitch, pins 3 mm long.
Pin headersSolders to the printed circuit board and takes the flying connector of the ribbon cable; dual row, 2.54 mm pitch.
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Pin headersPair of 3-pole male/female connectors for cables with a cross-section between 0.5 and 2.1mm
Pin headersPCB-mount male connector, 3 poles, 2.54 mm pitch, nylon 66 housing (UL94V-0), rated voltage 50 Vdc max, current 3 A max.
Pin headers30-way surface-mount socket for 128 x 128 pixel colour OLED displays.
Pin headers3×2 male/female header, ideal for shields for Arduino boards
Pin headersMale/male connector, 2.54 mm pitch, with 6 pins (3×2)
Pin headersPCB male connector, 4-way, 2.54 mm pitch, nylon 66 housing (UL94V-0), rated voltage 50 Vdc max, current 3 A max.
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