A-SL200-EA-Z28MP1

Headers, Male Pins Overview

The A-SL200-EA-Z28MP1 is a surface mount board connector from the A-SL200 series by Assmann WSW. It features 28 contacts arranged in a single row of male header pins with a 2.00mm (0.079 inch) pitch. Designed for right-angle installation, it utilizes gold-plated brass contacts and a PBT housing to ensure reliable electrical connections on printed circuit boards.

Headers, Male Pins Feature Summary

• Right-angle surface mount configuration for compact PCB layouts
• Single row male header design with 28 positions
• Gold-plated brass contacts for enhanced conductivity

Headers, Male Pins Applications

• High-density electronic assemblies requiring space efficiency
• Industrial control systems utilizing surface mount technology
• Consumer electronics with limited vertical clearance

Headers, Male Pins Procurement Notes

Verify that the suffix MP1 correctly denotes the specific surface mount and right-angle configuration required for your design. Confirm the 28-pin count matches your schematic. Ensure compatibility with standard reflow soldering profiles suitable for gold-plated components and PBT materials.

Headers, Male Pins Selection Notes

Select this component when a right-angle, surface-mount male header is necessary. The 2.00mm pitch suits applications needing robust spacing. Verify that the single-row layout fits the available board width and that the right-angle orientation aligns with adjacent component clearances.

Headers, Male Pins Part Context

This part belongs to the A-SL200 series, which provides various board-to-board interconnection solutions. The manufacturer specializes in connectors for flat cable and IC socket applications. This specific model represents the surface-mount variant within the broader product family.

Headers, Male Pins Replacement Considerations

Check for other A-SL200 series variants with identical pin counts but different mounting styles if surface mount is not feasible. Verify mechanical dimensions and contact plating specifications before substituting with generic equivalents.