Search results for: '2.54mm pitch female header'

Got some 2.54mm | 0.1" pitch through holes on your PCB you need to connect to? Here's some headers you can use.

For four pin positions you require a four pin header for, this ought to do the trick.

Four header pins in a block for a permanent prototyping connection to your breakouts and PCBs.

This long row of headers has you covered when you have an "unconventional" free 40-pins on the edge of your PCB to interface or prototype with.

This is a 1 × 8 set of 2.54mm | 0.1" separated female headers perfect for small microcontroller breakouts and similar boards to allow easy access to a row of pins

Got a breakout board, microcontroller, or PCB of your choice you need to breakout ten pins from? If so, here's the run-of-the-mill header solution you're looking for.

Got two 0.1" seperated points on the edge of a board you need to connect to easily and permanently? In that case, there aren't many more simple options than a female header such as this.

For six pins you need to interface to at a right angle, these headers would be an easy option.

Got 8-pins on the edge of your PCB that you need to interface off a right right-angle? If so, this is the header for you.

Need a simple three pin connection parallel to your board? There are not many easier options than a female header such as this.

If you've got exactly twenty positions for pins on the edge of your board you want some female headers on to interface with, these headers have you covered.

A header for twelve points on a PCB in a row that you want to connect to.

Perfect for prototyping, these straight female headers are a super common header type so grab a few and put your ideas to the test!

These minature header blocks are perfect for when there are a couple points side-by-side you need to interface to.

These are the headers to use when you need a full twelve pins on the edge of your board connected to from the side.

Do you have a headerless breakout module, custom PCB, or other 2.54mm-pitch connection you need a reliable set of headers for? If so, then these are the kind of headers you're after.