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• Number Of Rows
  

  Defines PCB connector number of rows. GCT offer single in line (SIL), dual in line (DIL), triple in line (three rows) and quad in line (four rows) options.

  • Single (9)
  • Dual
  • Triple
  • Quad
• Mount Type
  

  Termination method of soldering connector onto PCB.

  • Surface Mount (2)
  • Through Hole (7)
• PCB Orientation
  

  Defines the orientation which a connector sits on the PCB. Vertical (straight) is 90° to the PCB, right angle (horizontal) is 180° to the PCB. Use the appropriate mating connector pairs for parallel, co-planar and right angle PCB mating configuration.

  • Right Angle (4)
  • Straight (5)
• Socket Entry Type
  

  Searches female connectors only and displays whether header pins may enter from above (top entry), from below with appropriate holes in PCB (bottom entry) or from both above and below (dual entry). See drawings for details of PCB layouts required for bottom entry connector mating.

  • Top Entry (3)
  • Bottom Entry
  • Dual Entry (2)
• Socket Contact Type
  

  Socket contact type", "Searches female connectors only. Two contact types: ‘Leaf Spring’ and ‘Tuning Fork’, both offer two points of contact with mating header pins. ‘Tuning Fork’ is the lower cost option, with higher insertion and extraction force, suitable only for top entry applications. ‘Leaf Spring’ is lower force contact and suitable for top, bottom & dual entry applications. For higher number of mating cycles choose ‘Leaf Spring’.

  • Leaf Spring (9)
  • Tuning Fork
• Locating Peg
  

  Plastic locating pegs to hold the connector in place during solder process and may provide extra strength post soldering. Also known as plastic post.

  • With
  • Without (9)
• Profile
  

  The profile of connectors above the PCB. Vertical connectors denote the stacking profile in parallel PCB applications, right angle connectors denotes height above the PCB.

  • 1.00mm to 1.99mm
  • 2.00mm to 2.99mm (1)
  • 3.00mm to 3.99mm (3)
  • 4.00mm to 4.99mm
  • Over 5.00mm (5)
• Elevated
  

  Products which achieve a greater space between PCB’s, normally used in parallel PCB stacking applications to achieve a desired height. Elevated headers normally have two insulators, while elevated sockets use an insulator block and modular insulator extenders.

  • No (9)
  • Yes

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