mmitchell
Advanced Member level 4
Hi,
I have around 50 wires that I wish to connect to a PCB board. These wires have a rubber handle after the pin with diameter 2.94mm and pin diameter 0.63mm.
Previously, I use a breadboard as an intermediate hub to connect these wires to the PCB board. More concretely, wire pin (upper of picture) → breadboard→ another thinner wire (middle of picture)→ PCB board’s 1.27mm-pitch header (middle of picture). I had to do this because
I would like to seek recommendations on this wire-to-board connection:
Matt
I have around 50 wires that I wish to connect to a PCB board. These wires have a rubber handle after the pin with diameter 2.94mm and pin diameter 0.63mm.
Previously, I use a breadboard as an intermediate hub to connect these wires to the PCB board. More concretely, wire pin (upper of picture) → breadboard→ another thinner wire (middle of picture)→ PCB board’s 1.27mm-pitch header (middle of picture). I had to do this because
- The rubber handle’s diameter is too large for many of them to be inserted in parallel to the 1.27mm-pitch header.
- The pin diameter 0.63mm is also too large for the pin itself to be inserted into the 1.27mm-pitch header’s holes.
I would like to seek recommendations on this wire-to-board connection:
- For the 1.27mm-pitch header, do we have any wire with pins thinner enough to fit in properly and firmly?
- If no wire is available for (1), then for my original wire with thick pin and handle, do we have any wire-to-board connector that could firmly connect them the board, for example, with internal miniature pin clamp or pressing spring?
Matt