Which Molex 1.50mm connector do I actually have — Pico-SPOX, CLIK-Mate or Micro-Lock Plus — and can the Pico-SPOX be second-sourced?
The first question has to come first, because 1.50mm is a pitch, not a connector. Molex alone runs at least...
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Which Molex 1.50mm connector do I actually have — Pico-SPOX, CLIK-Mate or Micro-Lock Plus — and can the Pico-SPOX be second-sourced?
The first question has to come first, because 1.50mm is a pitch, not a connector. Molex alone runs at least...
What is the Molex PanelMate connector, and is it a panel-mount part?
No — and the name causes an expensive mistake often enough that it is worth settling before anything else. Molex's...
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My drawing says DF12, but the part is a 1.25mm crimp connector. Is it a DF13 — and can it be second-sourced?
There are two questions hiding in that one, and they have different answers. The naming question is settled by a...
What is the Molex MX1.25 board-in connector, and how do I cross-reference it safely?
"Board-in" is the one connector term that people read as a mounting style when it is actually an architecture —...