
Harwin M20 high-density PCB receptacle for board-to-board connections. 64 contacts, 2.54mm pitch, through-hole mount. Reliable interconnect.
The Harwin M20 PCB Receptacle is a high-density, board-to-board connector designed for reliable and robust interconnections between printed circuit boards (PCBs). Featuring a 2.54mm pitch and 64 contacts arranged in two rows, it provides a secure, high-integrity electrical interface essential for complex electronic assemblies.
Constructed for durability and precise mating, this through-hole mount receptacle ensures a strong mechanical bond to the PCB, offering excellent stability and resistance to vibration. The M20 series is renowned for its quality and reliability in demanding applications, making it a trusted choice for engineers and manufacturers.
With its compact footprint and high contact count, it is ideal for maximising connectivity in space-constrained designs. The through-hole termination allows for straightforward soldering, facilitating a robust and long-lasting connection that can withstand the rigours of production and end-use environments.
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