> From:         Peter van Hoof[SMTP:pvh@ADELPHIA.NET]
> Sent:         Monday, May 10, 2004 9:27 PM
> To:   PICLIST@MITVMA.MIT.EDU
> Subject:      Re: [EE:] what is this connector

> not quite
> the part i am looking for would solder on my circuit board and would fit
> between the two connectors you mention
> a female type socket with longer pins (like wire wrap pins) where the ribbon
> cable fits on the pins sticking out on the solder side

Digi-Key sells dual male headers with variable number of pins and variable
length pins. The dual row straight headers are available up to 72 pins
(total, 2 rows of 36). The longest pins are 0.318" on one side, and 0.520"
on the other. This should be long enough to take a connector on the 0.318"
side, and penetrate a 1/16" board with enough length left to accept another
connector on the 0.520" side. Try part number S2252-36-ND (tin plated pins).
Gold pins cost more. The manufacturer is Sullins. The pins are 0.025" square.
Part numbers are made up from the number of pins, plating type, configuration
(straight or right angle, dual or single row), and lengths of pins on each side.

John Power

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