Male Header Berg Strip Straight Break away 40-pin 0.1" (2.54 mm) spacing

A male header, also known as a "Berg strip" or "Berg connector," is an electrical connector with a row of pins that are designed to fit into a corresponding female header. In the case of a male header with a straight configuration and 0.1" (2.54 mm) spacing, it means that the connector has 40 pins aligned in a straight line with a spacing of 0.1" between each pin.

The 0.1" (2.54 mm) spacing is a standard pitch commonly used in electronics, making it compatible with various development boards, prototyping boards, and other electronic components. It allows for easy integration and connection with female headers or other components designed for the same pitch.

The 40-pin configuration indicates that the male header has a total of 40 pins. Each pin is typically designed to fit into and make electrical contact with a corresponding female pin or connector.

Male headers are commonly used in electronic circuits and devices to provide a means of connecting different modules or components. They are often soldered onto circuit boards, allowing for the secure attachment of various peripherals such as sensors, displays, microcontrollers, and other electronic modules.

When using a 40-pin male header with a straight configuration and 0.1" spacing, it's important to ensure that the corresponding female header or connector you plan to connect it to is also designed for the same pitch and pin count. This ensures proper alignment and a reliable electrical connection between the two components.

Specification:

• Standard 0.1" Spacing
• Nickel-Tin Plated
• Current Rating up to 1A
• Gold Plated
• Ideal for Board Connectors
• Temperature Range: -55oC to +105oC
• Snap to fit size required
• Use with Header Connectors

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