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A-WBP-L003EG-04TB02 is listed in the Headers, Male Pins range at ChipApex. The manufacturer field lists Assmann WSW Components. Its product description is WIRE-TO-BOARD. Review the specifications below when checking this part for your BOM.
The A-WBP-L003EG-04TB02 is a board-level connector manufactured by Assmann WSW Components. It features a male header configuration with four contacts arranged in a single row. The component utilizes a straight orientation and a 0.098-inch (2.50mm) pitch for terminal spacing. It employs a solder termination method suitable for through-hole mounting on printed circuit boards. The design incorporates locking mechanisms to ensure secure connection stability during operation.
Verify the specific contact count and pitch against project requirements before procurement. Confirm that the straight orientation and through-hole solder termination align with the assembly process capabilities. Ensure compatibility with mating connectors regarding locking features and current ratings. Check for any updated environmental compliance documentation from the manufacturer.
Select this component when a four-position, 2.50mm pitch male header is required for rigid board connections. The straight design suits applications where vertical clearance allows direct insertion. Consider the locking feature if vibration resistance is necessary. Verify that the solder termination method matches the available PCB fabrication technology.
This part belongs to the A-WBP series of board connectors from Assmann WSW Components. Similar variants include the A-WBP-L003EG-02TB02, A-WBP-L003EG-06TB02, and A-WBP-L003EG-09TB02, which share the same structural design but differ in contact quantity. The series provides standardized interconnect solutions for various density requirements.
Direct substitutes within the same series include the A-WBP-L003EG-02TB02, A-WBP-L003EG-06TB02, and A-WBP-L003EG-09TB02, provided the contact count difference is acceptable for the application.
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