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Pitch- what does this mean?

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what does the word pitch mean

What does the word pitch mean when referring to pins?
For example, I am looking at header connectors online and the choice of pitch is either .07 or .1.
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what does the word pitch mean

Pitch is just the distance between two pins (e.g. center to center).
Common units can be inch, mil or mm. In your case I think it's inch. So a pitch of 0.1 (inch) = 2.54mm
 

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what does the word pinch mean

I think it is in inch. .1 inch or 10 mil is a standard.
 

what doe the word pitch mean

ya, its true the pitch is the center to center distance between two pins or two metal geometry.

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