Hi,
I'm pretty out of date with a lot of these things and I am unsure on the technical name for the connector strips that appear on boards like the ST Nucelo.
The board has rows of pins as well as rows of sockets, in strips along the edge of the board.
The size of these pins/sockets seems to match what I see on PC motherboards, so these wires look like they would fit.
So what is the technical name for these connectors? is it possible to buy bags of mixed sizes (that Amazon pack for example are all 4 pin) and can I get wires that have both pins and sockets on them?
Also the pins on the board are in two closely spaced rows, are there connectors that are that wide or anything?
Any help appreciated!
(I recently grabbed an old 3-pin socket and wire from my PC spares box and used that supply a regulated 5v DC do my Nucleo board and power it without using the USB, but I'd like a set of various sizes/widths for general purpose experimenting).
Perhaps this is the nearest thing for my needs?
I'm pretty out of date with a lot of these things and I am unsure on the technical name for the connector strips that appear on boards like the ST Nucelo.
The board has rows of pins as well as rows of sockets, in strips along the edge of the board.
The size of these pins/sockets seems to match what I see on PC motherboards, so these wires look like they would fit.
So what is the technical name for these connectors? is it possible to buy bags of mixed sizes (that Amazon pack for example are all 4 pin) and can I get wires that have both pins and sockets on them?
Also the pins on the board are in two closely spaced rows, are there connectors that are that wide or anything?
Any help appreciated!
(I recently grabbed an old 3-pin socket and wire from my PC spares box and used that supply a regulated 5v DC do my Nucleo board and power it without using the USB, but I'd like a set of various sizes/widths for general purpose experimenting).
Perhaps this is the nearest thing for my needs?
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