387-013-521-108

Edgeboard Connectors Overview

The EDAC Inc. 387-013-521-108 is a single-row female card edge connector from the 387 Series, designed for through-hole mounting. It features 13 positions with a 0.156" (3.96mm) pitch and gold-plated contacts. The unit utilizes a thermoplastic polyester insulator in black, supporting board thicknesses of 0.054" to 0.070" (1.37mm to 1.78mm). Operating temperatures range from -40°C to +105°C.

Edgeboard Connectors Feature Summary

• Single-edge female contact configuration
• Gold-plated cantilever spring contacts
• Through-hole solder termination

Edgeboard Connectors Applications

• Industrial control systems
• Telecommunications equipment
• Consumer electronics modules

Edgeboard Connectors Procurement Notes

Verify the specific flange configuration against the datasheet, as the 387 series includes variants with different mounting options such as top-mount openings or side openings. Confirm that the required board thickness falls within the specified 0.054" to 0.070" range to ensure proper mechanical retention and electrical contact.

Edgeboard Connectors Selection Notes

Select this component when a single-row connection with a 0.156" pitch is required. Ensure the application environment stays within the -40°C to +105°C operating temperature limits. Verify compatibility with the target PCB stack-up and confirm that the 13-position count matches the circuit design requirements.

Edgeboard Connectors Part Context

This part belongs to the EDAC 387 Series, which provides standard card edge connectors with a 0.156" pitch. The series offers various position counts and termination styles, utilizing thermoplastic polyester insulators and copper alloy contacts with gold plating for reliable signal transmission in general-purpose electronic assemblies.

Edgeboard Connectors Replacement Considerations

Cross-reference with other 387-series parts like 387-009-521-112 for fewer positions or 387-021-524-608 for more positions. Verify identical pitch, row count, and termination style before substitution.