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Which type is FH26W series, top contact or bottom contact ?
FH26W series is bottom contact type. Front flip connectors of FH series are bottom contact except FH12A series.
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How to check plating type on contact area and lead area ?
Please refer to 2D drawing on our website.
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How to check the plating difference of connector contacts ?
Please check the column of finish/remarks in the material lists on the drawing of each connector and compare them.
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Does HRM(G)300-467B-1 come with screws?
No, screws are not included. The HRM(G)300-467B-1 holes are UNC threads that are widely used in Europe and other countries. The holes of the HRM(G)300-467B-2 are metric.
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What is the stacking height(distance between the boards), when HIF3FB-**DA-2.54DSA(71) mates with A1-**PA-2.54DSA(71) ? ** stands for number of contacts.
The stacking height is 12.04mm.
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What are the connectors marked "HRS DB-25S" and their cover cases?
Connector is HDBB-25S or CDB-25S and their cover case is HDB-CTH or HDB-CTF.
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Where is No.1 pin of GT8E-8P-2H(55)?
No. 1 pin position is the right edge and the numbering starts from the right, when the connector is viewed from the mating side with the board side facing down.
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What is the stacking height(distance between the boards), when HIF3H-**PB-2.54DSA(61) and HIF3H-**DA-2.54DSA(61) mate ? ** stands for number of contacts.
The stacking height is 14 mm.
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What is the difference between HR10A-10R-10S(71) and HR10A-10R-10S(72) ?
The difference is contact plating. HR10A-10R-10S(71) : Silver HR10A-10R-10S(72) : Gold
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What is the purpose of the holes on recommended PCB mounting pattern for HIF3B*-**P-2.54W? * stands for series no.. ** stands for number of contacts.
The holes are for the fixing screws, that go though from PCB rear side. If fixing screws are required, HIF3B*-**P-2.54W(88) is recommended. It is nut built-in type that can be...
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