[sdiy] PCB connectors
Paul Higgins
higg0008 at tc.umn.edu
Tue Jul 8 20:09:55 CEST 2003
I was just wondering what types of connectors people like to use on
PCBs for outboard controls, etc. I've used any number of types, from
Molex/AMP style connectors for power, to the little screw-type
connectors (they're like mini barrier strips) for interconnections
between boards (especially with protoboard). Of course, I have also
used the little push-in terminals for protoboard as well. The only
problem with those is that they're not terribly convenient if the board
needs to be pulled out for service, necessitating the de-soldering of
nearly all outboard connections..
Can anyone recommend a decent type of plug-in connector for wires to
pots, switches, etc. (20-24 AWG wire) that is polarized and (hopefully)
can be used with any crimping tool, particularly not a proprietary one
that costs $800?
Thanks in advance.
-PRH
Paul R. Higgins
email: higg0008 at tc.umn.edu
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