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The M20-7832842 is a card edge connector manufactured by Harwin Inc., designed for surface mount applications. It features a dual-row configuration with 56 contact positions and a standard 0.1-inch (2.54mm) pitch. The connector utilizes female contacts suitable for mating with card edge PCBs. Constructed with a black insulator, it employs solder terminals for secure board attachment. This component belongs to the M20 series, offering reliable interconnection in compact electronic assemblies requiring high-density pin counts.
Verify the specific datasheet version for precise mechanical dimensions and plating thickness requirements before integration. Confirm that the target card edge PCB thickness aligns with the connector's retention specifications. Ensure compliance with RoHS directives if required by the end product regulations. Cross-reference the pin count and row configuration against the schematic to prevent mismatch errors during procurement.
Select this model when a high-density 56-position interface is required on a single footprint. The dual-row layout maximizes signal capacity within limited board areas. Consider the surface mount profile for low-profile design constraints. Evaluate the mechanical locking features provided by the series to ensure stability during vibration or thermal cycling in the final application environment.
This part belongs to the Harwin M20 series, a widely used family of rectangular connectors known for their versatility in board-to-board and cable-to-board connections. The M20 series offers various configurations including headers, sockets, and card edge connectors. The M20-7832842 specifically addresses the need for robust card edge interfacing with high pin counts, maintaining the series' reputation for reliability and precision engineering in demanding environments.
No direct public substitute part numbers are confirmed for this specific model. Check Harwin's official obsolescence notices for potential lifecycle changes. Generic equivalents may exist but require rigorous validation of mechanical tolerances and electrical ratings.