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MK 51 42 G is listed in the Headers, Male Pins range at ChipApex. The manufacturer field lists Fischer Elektronik. Its product description is Solder and plug pins, D0.5 mm. Review the specifications below when checking this part for your BOM.
The MK 51 42 G is a male pin header connector manufactured by Fischer Elektronik. It features a through-hole mounting style with 42 positions arranged in a single row. The connector utilizes a standard 0.100-inch (2.54 mm) pitch for compatibility with common PCB layouts. It incorporates solder pins and plug pins to ensure secure electrical connections. The design includes a precise 0.5 mm diameter rectangular PCB connection interface, engineered to support reliable and efficient electronic assembly processes.
Verify the specific contact count matches the required circuit design, as this model contains 42 positions. Confirm that the through-hole mounting style aligns with the manufacturing process capabilities of the target printed circuit board. Ensure the 2.54 mm pitch is compatible with existing layout constraints. Check for any specific surface finish requirements if applicable to the assembly environment.
Select this component when a high-density single-row male header is required for through-hole implementation. The 42-position configuration suits designs needing extensive signal or power routing in a linear format. Consider the 0.100-inch pitch standard for broad ecosystem compatibility. Evaluate the mechanical stability provided by the rectangular PCB connection interface for long-term reliability.
This part belongs to the MK 51 series of male headers from Fischer Elektronik. The series is characterized by its use of solder and plug pins combined with precise rectangular PCB connections. This specific model represents a 42-position variant within that lineup, offering a standardized solution for connecting wires or boards in electronic systems requiring durable through-hole termination.
No public confirmed substitute part numbers are available in the provided documentation. Verify compatibility with mating connectors based on the 2.54 mm pitch and 42-position width before considering alternative sources.
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