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What Do You Think of the Connector E-Guide?

rscasny

I was in a meeting today and a colleague pointed out to me the Connector e-guide. Here's the URL:

 

https://www.newark.com/connector-eguide-pcb-board

 

I think it's a well-designed page that summarizes different connector types such as:

 

  • Component-to-Board
  • Board-to-Board
  • Wire to Board

 

Each type provides you with more information on each type.

 

I think it's a helpful tool that communicates a lot of information in an informative manner.

 

What do you think of this connector e-guide?

 

How would you use it?

 

How could it be improved?

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  • Hi Randall,

     

    I liked it too, and finally learned a name for a connector that I was interested in (SIP connector - I always searched for SIL and found the wrong stuff). It's nice, the images help a lot, especially for the more complex connectors like the stacking ones, where there are different variants.. now it's easier to refine by photo first. Also I've found interesting ones I've never heard of before, like 'slimstack'!

    This type of gallery search is nice. From my perspective, an improvement could be to (over time) just keep adding more photos : ) even if they are for similar categories, or more narrower categories, the further down the page one scrolls.

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  • Hi Randall,

     

    I liked it too, and finally learned a name for a connector that I was interested in (SIP connector - I always searched for SIL and found the wrong stuff). It's nice, the images help a lot, especially for the more complex connectors like the stacking ones, where there are different variants.. now it's easier to refine by photo first. Also I've found interesting ones I've never heard of before, like 'slimstack'!

    This type of gallery search is nice. From my perspective, an improvement could be to (over time) just keep adding more photos : ) even if they are for similar categories, or more narrower categories, the further down the page one scrolls.

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