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A-WBP-D004EG-02SR01 is listed in the Headers, Male Pins range at ChipApex. The manufacturer field lists Assmann WSW Components. Its product description is WIRE-TO-BOARD, WAFER, 1.25MM, 2P. Review the specifications below when checking this part for your BOM.
The A-WBP-D004EG-02SR01 is a wire-to-board connector header manufactured by Assmann WSW Components. It features two positions with a 1.25 mm pitch and utilizes right-angle through-hole termination for PCB mounting. The contacts are plated with gold to ensure reliable signal transmission, while the housing is constructed from polyamide (PA) reinforced with glass fiber for mechanical stability. This component operates within a temperature range of -40°C to 85°C and meets RoHS3 compliance standards.
Verify the specific suffix configuration against the manufacturer's official datasheet to confirm pin count and orientation. Ensure compatibility with mating connectors regarding pitch and contact size. Check current availability status as electronic components may experience supply fluctuations or obsolescence changes over time.
Select this component when a low-profile, right-angle connection is required for two-wire circuits. The 1.25 mm pitch suits applications with moderate spacing constraints. Consider the through-hole mounting method for robustness against vibration compared to surface mount alternatives.
This part belongs to the A-WBP series of wire-to-board headers from Assmann WSW Components. The series offers various position counts and pitch options, catering to diverse interconnection needs in compact electronic assemblies. The specific model denotes a two-position variant optimized for right-angle installation.
Direct substitutes include other 2-position, 1.25mm pitch right-angle headers from Assmann, such as A-WBP-D004EG-02SR01-R variants if reel packaging is needed. Cross-brand replacements must match the 1.25mm pitch, right-angle profile, and through-hole termination style to ensure physical and electrical compatibility.
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