.050" (1.27 mm) Pitch IDC Systems
Mates with .016" (0.41 mm) square post terminal strips.
FFSD
.050" Tiger Eye™ IDC Ribbon Cable Assembly, Socket
Features
- .050" (1.27 mm) pitch
- High-reliability Tiger Eye™ contacts
- All common pin counts from 4 to 25
- Mating shrouded terminal strips and ejector headers
- Optional strain relief
- Polarization key
- Wide variety of wiring options including reverses, daisy chains, etc.
FFMD
.050" Tiger Eye™ IDC Ribbon Cable Assemblies, Terminal/Socket
Features
- .050" (1.27 mm) pitch
- All common pin counts from 4 to 25
- Optional strain relief
- Wide variety of wiring options including reverses, daisy chains, etc.
- Double ended with termination to socket strip available
FFTP
.050" Tiger Eye™ IDC Twisted Pair Cable Assembly, Socket
Features
- .050" (1.27 mm) pitch
- High-reliability Tiger Eye™ contacts
- All common pin counts from 5 to 25
- Mating shrouded terminal strips and ejector headers
- Polarization key
FMTP
.050" Tiger Eye™ IDC Twisted Pair Cable Assembly, Terminal
Features
- .050" (1.27 mm) pitch
- All common pin counts from 5 to 25
- Double ended with termination to socket strip available
EHF
.050" Shrouded IDC Ejector Header
Features
- .050" (1.27 mm) pitch
- All common pin counts from 4 to 25
- Through-hole, right-angle and surface mount
- Polarization notch
- Optional caps to lock cable to header
SHF
.050" Shrouded Terminal Strip For FFSD
Features
- .050" (1.27 mm) pitch
- All common pin counts from 4 to 25
- Mates with FFSD/FFTP without strain relief
- Polarization notch
- Through-hole, right-angle and surface mount
ESHF
.050" Shrouded Header For FFSD With Strain Relief
Features
- .050" (1.27 mm) pitch
- All common pin counts from 4 to 25
- Mates with FFSD/FFTP with strain relief
- Polarization notch
- Through-hole, right-angle and surface mount
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