Not sure about the PCB side. I have a whole mess of female connectors, probably
over 100, and ribbon cable on a big roll somewhere in my storage. Probably the
dual male pc mount headers also. These are the same ones that connect to IDE
hard drives. If I can find them and you need them, they're yours.
Rick

"James Newton, Host" wrote:

> What are the connectors called that are used to supply power to Hard Drives,
> CD-ROMs, floppies, etc...?
>
> The ones I am looking for actually solder to the edge of the PCB and are
> held in place with a screw or bolt (or two). Then there is a cable with wire
> crimp sockets that go into a plastic shell with an alignment notch.
>
> Does anyone have a source for these in the US? Medium low qty, e.g. 100 at a
> time.
>
> They look ideal for connecting stepper motors to medium high(ish) power
> stepper motor controller boards. Ground wire via a separate screw terminal.
>
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