Hi all,
I am using different PCB to design a test bench. I need all the PINs of one Dupont connector to be connected to the same location.
The 20 rightmost PINs have to connect to the same point.
I see three solutions:
1) Use 20 dupont wires, that I will solder together into one single wire and connect this wire at that location (it takes a lot of wires, time consuming for production, and it will look messy).
2) Solder these 20 PINs in the bottom of the PCB and use a single wire from one of these 20 PINs to that location (If I want to reuse this PCB for another application I may have to un-solder them later which is bothersome)
3) Use kind of a big jumper which will connect all these 20 PINS together and then use a single wire to that location. Concept:
I prefer solution 3, but I can't find such "20 PINs jumper" (not sure that's the right word), anyone can help and tell me whether this exists?
Thank you in advance for your help!
Ludovic
I am using different PCB to design a test bench. I need all the PINs of one Dupont connector to be connected to the same location.
The 20 rightmost PINs have to connect to the same point.
I see three solutions:
1) Use 20 dupont wires, that I will solder together into one single wire and connect this wire at that location (it takes a lot of wires, time consuming for production, and it will look messy).
2) Solder these 20 PINs in the bottom of the PCB and use a single wire from one of these 20 PINs to that location (If I want to reuse this PCB for another application I may have to un-solder them later which is bothersome)
3) Use kind of a big jumper which will connect all these 20 PINS together and then use a single wire to that location. Concept:
I prefer solution 3, but I can't find such "20 PINs jumper" (not sure that's the right word), anyone can help and tell me whether this exists?
Thank you in advance for your help!
Ludovic