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70-pin Hirose Receptacle Header for Intel Edison - 3mm Height [Hirose DF40HC(3.0)-70DS]
  • 3mm Height 70-pin Hirose Receptacle Header for Intel Edison [Hirose DF40HC(3.0)-70DS]
  • 3mm Height 70-pin Hirose Receptacle Header for Intel Edison [Hirose DF40HC(3.0)-70DS]
  • 3mm Height 70-pin Hirose Receptacle Header for Intel Edison [Hirose DF40HC(3.0)-70DS]
  • 3mm Height 70-pin Hirose Receptacle Header for Intel Edison [Hirose DF40HC(3.0)-70DS]
  • 3mm Height 70-pin Hirose Receptacle Header for Intel Edison [Hirose DF40HC(3.0)-70DS]

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70-pin Hirose Receptacle Header for Intel Edison - 3mm Height [Hirose DF40HC(3.0)-70DS]

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We're huge fans of the Intel® Edison Compute Module. The connector isn't a common header and was hard to find before. Now, this 70-pin receptacle header for the Intel Edison connects to the Edison Compute Module, making it super easy to add breakout boards. If you're working with Edison blocks, this is a must-have. It's a small 70-pin connector mainly for the Intel Edison. The connector has a fine pitch and is fragile. We've found it tough to remove if it's not soldered. Be careful! Also, it's rated for only 30 connection cycles. Pull it straight perpendicular to the connector plane to avoid bending or damage. Once added, it adds 3mm of height to your Edison board's socket. You can clear the Edison's metal can and might even fit some thin components or chips under it for a smaller PCB. Each order includes one connector, and the Intel Edison is not included.



Using this 70 - pin receptacle header is easy. Just connect it to the Intel Edison Compute Module. This will let you add breakout boards more conveniently. When you're using it, be aware that it's a bit fragile due to its fine pitch. If it's not soldered down, it can be really hard to remove later, so take your time during installation. Also, remember that it's only rated for 30 connection cycles. When you need to disconnect it, pull it straight perpendicular to the connector plane. This will help you avoid bending or damaging the connector. After adding it to your Edison board, it will add 3mm of height to the socket. You can take advantage of this extra space by clearing the Edison's metal can and fitting some thin components or chips underneath for a more compact PCB. Keep these things in mind, and you'll get the most out of this connector.


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