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BL 18 141 36 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. Review the specifications below when checking this part for your BOM.
The Fischer Elektronik BL 18 141 36 is a PCB receptacle designed for board-to-board connections. It features a single row of 36 contacts with a 2.54 mm pitch spacing. The connector utilizes through-hole straight mounting for secure attachment to printed circuit boards. Contacts are constructed from beryllium copper and CuZn-alloy, ensuring mechanical durability. The contact surfaces are gold-plated to provide reliable electrical performance and corrosion resistance in various electronic applications.
Verify the exact part number BL 18 141 36 against official Fischer Elektronik documentation to confirm specifications. Ensure compatibility with mating headers regarding pin count and pitch. Check datasheets for mechanical dimensions and mounting requirements before integration into design projects.
Select this component when a 36-position female header is required for through-hole assembly. The 2.54 mm pitch is standard for many industrial connectors. Gold plating is suitable for environments requiring stable contact resistance. Consider the straight orientation for vertical board stacking or direct panel mounting scenarios.
This model belongs to the BL 18 141 series of female headers from Fischer Elektronik. The series offers various contact counts ranging from one to thirty-six positions. These connectors are specifically engineered for PC/104 modules and similar stackable board architectures, providing robust mechanical support and consistent electrical performance.
Compatible substitutes include other Fischer Elektronik BL 18 141 series variants with matching pin counts. Verify that alternative parts maintain the 2.54 mm pitch and through-hole mounting style. Cross-reference mechanical drawings to ensure footprint compatibility with existing PCB layouts.
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