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cityswift over 13 years ago

Hi can someone give me a part number or description for the socket needed to make a cable connection to the 26 pin Pi i/o? Thanks image

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    e14 Contributor over 13 years ago

    How about SOCKET, IDC, CLASS 3, 26WAYSOCKET, IDC, CLASS 3, 26WAY that's  just one example, there are plenty of variations on the theme.

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    e14 Contributor over 13 years ago

    How about SOCKET, IDC, CLASS 3, 26WAYSOCKET, IDC, CLASS 3, 26WAY that's  just one example, there are plenty of variations on the theme.

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    cityswift over 13 years ago in reply to e14 Contributor

    Thanks its Farnell pt no 3815730

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    rhughes-uk over 13 years ago in reply to cityswift

    Thanks Guys. That will also do me nicely. image

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    e14 Contributor over 13 years ago in reply to cityswift

    Oh, that's odd.. I thought the farnell part number was in the pop-up window, but seems it's not. Sorry for making that more difficult than it needed to be.

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    GeorgeIoak over 13 years ago in reply to rhughes-uk

    If you don't need access to all the pins a nice connector is the AMP MTA100 series (as an example Farnell 3-640442-2). If you only need some pins on a single row this connector will fit. It's a little expensive for the special crimper but the connectors are very low cost, you can get them for different gauge wires, and you don't have to strip the wires or do any prep.

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