MK LP 41 1 Z

Headers, Male Pins Overview

The MK LP 41 1 Z is a single-row male pin header manufactured by Fischer Elektronik. It features a 2.54 mm (0.100 inch) pitch and utilizes through-hole technology for board mounting. The connector is designed for board-to-board or wire-to-board applications, providing a reliable electrical connection with one contact position.

Headers, Male Pins Feature Summary

• Low profile design suitable for space-constrained assemblies
• Through-hole straight pin configuration for secure PCB attachment
• Single row construction with standard 2.54 mm spacing

Headers, Male Pins Applications

• Board-to-board interconnections
• Wire-to-board connections
• General electronic circuit assembly

Headers, Male Pins Procurement Notes

Verify the specific contact plating and insulation material ratings against your environmental requirements. Confirm that the single-contact configuration meets your circuit design needs. Ensure compatibility with standard 2.54 mm mating connectors. Check mechanical retention requirements for through-hole soldering processes.

Headers, Male Pins Selection Notes

Select this component when a minimal footprint with a single signal path is required. Consider the low profile characteristic for height-sensitive designs. Evaluate the through-hole mounting method against surface-mount alternatives. Ensure the 2.54 mm pitch aligns with existing board layout patterns.

Headers, Male Pins Part Context

This part belongs to the MK LP 41 series of low-profile male headers from Fischer Elektronik. The series offers various contact counts while maintaining consistent pitch and mounting characteristics. The 'Z' suffix typically denotes specific plating options within the manufacturer's catalog structure.

Headers, Male Pins Replacement Considerations

Compatible substitutes include other Fischer Elektronik MK LP 41 variants with different contact counts, such as MK LP 41 2 Z or MK LP 41 3 Z, provided the single-position requirement can be adapted. Generic 2.54 mm single-row headers may serve as functional equivalents if mechanical and electrical specifications align.