On 17/06/11 19:56, Spehro Pefhany wrote:
> What do you mean by "right angle"? The ribbon comes out at right angle
> to the pins in the one you show.

Like a right-angle IDC pin header. Pins come out of the bottom of the=20
plastic connector body, then make a 90 degree bend and go into the PCB.

> IDC means "insulation displacement connector", used to connect to
> ribbon or discrete wires.
>
> Do you really mean PCB-mount?

Basically I want something that will mate with a PCB-mount "IDC" pin=20
header. Typically you'd use a piece of ribbon cable and a crimp-on=20
connector -- I want to go directly from board to board without a wire in=20
between.

Ideally with the polarisation bumps too, but those are optional.

I know where to get female cable-mount IDC connectors. What I want is=20
the same thing, but PCB mount.

Thanks,
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Phil.
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