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BL 16 SMD 113 10 B SM PS is listed in the Headers, Receptacles, Female Sockets range at ChipApex. The manufacturer field lists Fischer Elektronik. Its product description is for 0.635 mm and up to 0.85 mm. Review the specifications below when checking this part for your BOM.
The Fischer Elektronik BL 16 SMD 113 10 B SM PS is a precision surface-mount header connector featuring a 2.54 mm pitch and 10 contacts arranged in two rows. It utilizes a gold-plated contact spring for reliable signal transmission and tin-plated sleeves on CuZn-alloy contacts. The component is designed for direct board mounting, offering separable configurations to accommodate varying contact requirements while maintaining structural integrity during assembly.
Verify the specific ordering suffix against the manufacturer datasheet to confirm plating specifications and contact count. Ensure compatibility with surface-mount reflow profiles. Confirm that the separable feature meets the mechanical requirements of the target assembly. Cross-reference the part number with official Fischer Elektronik documentation to avoid substitution errors.
Select this component when surface-mount technology is required for header connections. The two-row layout suits applications needing multiple signal paths in a compact footprint. Consider the separable nature if field modification or custom contact counts are necessary. Verify that the 2.54 mm pitch aligns with the PCB land pattern and mating connector specifications.
This part belongs to the Fischer Elektronik BL series of precision connectors. The series includes various configurations for different row counts and contact numbers. The BL 16 SMD 113 variant specifically addresses surface-mount needs with a standardized pitch. It complements other Fischer Elektronik products designed for high-reliability electronic interconnections.
Consult official Fischer Elektronik documentation for confirmed substitute part numbers. Generic equivalents may not match the separable feature or specific plating requirements. Verify dimensional compatibility before considering alternative sources.
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