DF9B-19P-1V(69)

Rectangular Connectors - Arrays, Edge Type, Mezzanine (Board to Board). The DF9B-19P-1V(69) is a mezzanine-style connector and part of the rectangular connector array family. It is used to make connections from a printed circuit board (PCB) to another board or embeddable, stackable connector. It provides secure mechanical and electrical connections between boards or other components, enhancing product performance and reliability.

The DF9B-19P-1V(69) is a right angle, surface mount connector and allows different types of signals (analog or digital) to be transferred without any loss of data. It has 19 pins with an insulation displacement contact (IDC) on one side of the connector and a pin-out on the other side. The pins are arranged in an array in two rows of nine and the connector’s slot allows the board to fit securely into the connector.

The DF9B-19P-1V(69) is suitable for a wide range of applications. It is commonly used in medical, communication, automotive, industrial and consumer products. It can be used for data and signal transmission between multilayer PCBs and can be used to make connections between printed circuit boards (PCBs) and other components such as motors, sensors or other devices.

The DF9B-19P-1V(69) works by making an electrical connection between two conductive surfaces. The connector contains 19 pins that make contact with the conductive surfaces of the PCBs or other components. The connector also has an insulation displacement contact (IDC) which ensures that a high-quality connection is maintained. The connector has two sides; one side has an array of pins that make contact with the conductive surfaces and the other side has a slot which secures the board into the connector.

The DF9B-19P-1V(69) can be used in a variety of ways depending on the application. It can be used to transfer large amounts of data and power between multilayer boards or used as a simple connection between two single sided boards. It can also be used for signal or power distribut

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