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Card edge or edgeboard connectors are a style of connector system in which (typically) a pattern of exposed copper regions at the periphery of a printed circuit board constitutes one-half of a mating connector pair. A common use case being the connection of accessory cards such as graphics accelerators to computer motherboards in desktop PC applications, they offer a relatively low-cost, high density interconnect option for applications where durability is not a primary concern.
| Select products | Mfr | Description | Package | Supplier Device Package | Mounting Type | Series | Operating Temperature |
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![]() 305-012-555-268 $9.13 | EDAC Inc. | CONN EDGE DUAL FMALE 12POS 0.156 | Box | Board Edge, Straddle Mount | 305 | -40°C ~ 105°C | |
![]() 305-012-555-278 $9.13 | EDAC Inc. | CONN EDGE DUAL FMALE 12POS 0.156 | Box | Board Edge, Straddle Mount | 305 | -40°C ~ 105°C | |
![]() 305-012-555-501 $6.64 | EDAC Inc. | CONN EDGE DUAL FMALE 12POS 0.156 | Box | Board Edge, Straddle Mount | 305 | -40°C ~ 105°C | |
![]() 305-012-555-502 $6.64 | EDAC Inc. | CONN EDGE DUAL FMALE 12POS 0.156 | Box | Board Edge, Straddle Mount | 305 | -40°C ~ 105°C | |
![]() 305-012-555-503 $8.48 | EDAC Inc. | CONN EDGE DUAL FMALE 12POS 0.156 | Box | Board Edge, Straddle Mount | 305 | -40°C ~ 105°C | |
![]() 305-012-555-504 $6.64 | EDAC Inc. | CONN EDGE DUAL FMALE 12POS 0.156 | Box | Board Edge, Straddle Mount | 305 | -40°C ~ 105°C | |
![]() 305-012-555-507 $8.48 | EDAC Inc. | CONN EDGE DUAL FMALE 12POS 0.156 | Box | Board Edge, Straddle Mount | 305 | -40°C ~ 105°C | |
![]() 305-012-555-508 $8.48 | EDAC Inc. | CONN EDGE DUAL FMALE 12POS 0.156 | Box | Board Edge, Straddle Mount | 305 | -40°C ~ 105°C |
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