M22-6361746

Headers, Receptacles, Female Sockets Overview

The M22-6361746 is a 34-position (17+17) dual in-line receptacle from the Harwin M22 series. It features a 2.00mm pitch and is designed for surface mount technology with low profile construction. The connector utilizes tin-plated contacts and supports both top and bottom entry mating configurations. This component serves as a female socket assembly for board-to-board interconnections.

Headers, Receptacles, Female Sockets Feature Summary

• Low profile surface mount design
• Dual in-line configuration with 17 positions per row
• Supports flexible top or bottom entry mating

Headers, Receptacles, Female Sockets Applications

• Board-to-board interconnects
• High-density electronic assemblies
• Surface mount circuit boards

Headers, Receptacles, Female Sockets Procurement Notes

Verify the specific pin count and plating material against official datasheets, as distributor listings may vary. Confirm that the tin plating meets application requirements. Ensure the low profile SMT package aligns with PCB layout constraints. Check for obsolescence status before finalizing procurement plans.

Headers, Receptacles, Female Sockets Selection Notes

Select this component when a low profile, dual row female connector is required for surface mounting. The 2.00mm pitch suits high-density applications. Consider the tin plating for cost-effective solutions where gold is not mandatory. Verify compatibility with mating male headers regarding entry direction.

Headers, Receptacles, Female Sockets Part Context

This part belongs to the Harwin M22 series, which offers various header and receptacle options. The series includes through-hole and surface mount variants with different contact counts and plating materials. The M22-6361746 specifically addresses needs for compact, dual-row surface mount connections.

Headers, Receptacles, Female Sockets Replacement Considerations

M22-6361742 is listed as a potential substitute in some sources, though it is described as a horizontal pin header rather than a direct equivalent. Verify mechanical and electrical compatibility before substitution.