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Hi, Does anyone know what this component is, and where i... - Jul 15, 2013 by i9300

The connector for the flex cable? Start here: ... - Jul 15, 2013 by robgd3

I think maybe the question was loosely directed to the three... - Jul 16, 2013 by EricR

EricR thats correct, i need to 'relocate' the power source s... - Jul 21, 2013 by i9300

I was flicking through the "Element14" (previously known as ... - Jul 25, 2013 by EricR

Sorry EricR. i am not able to give appropriate ans. U can u... - Aug 10, 2013 by Engineer Remon

Remon, so your answer is to tell him to google it? What wou... - Aug 20, 2013 by ProcEng1

i9300

#69808

please help identify a component... | 15 July, 2013

Hi,

Does anyone know what this component is, and where i can order some replacements?

It's a surface mount power connection, I need the female and male replacements, end-to-end it's about 5mm, with three gold contacts, each 1mm or so apart.

Thanks

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robgd3

#69817

please help identify a component... | 15 July, 2013

The connector for the flex cable?

Start here: http://www.te.com/catalog/feat/en/c/10232?BML=10576,24915

Cheers, ..rob

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EricR

#69840

please help identify a component... | 16 July, 2013

I think maybe the question was loosely directed to the three pin male terminal inside the red graphic box. But I could be wrong, I could not zoom in very much.

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i9300

#69945

please help identify a component... | 21 July, 2013

EricR thats correct, i need to 'relocate' the power source so need a male and femal connector, that is the same as the one in the red graphic box.

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EricR

#70035

please help identify a component... | 25 July, 2013

I was flicking through the "Element14" (previously known as Farnell) BIG catalog (looking at the pictures) far superior to looking via internet. and found the closest to what you are after a five pin version. "Battery Interconnection System" Header, Element14 part number 187-7700. Receptacle, Element14 part number 187-7701.

This has a 5mm pitch spacing, I hope this is a small step to helping you.

By the way: you say the spacing is 1mm. I think you should water your ruler, I think it has dehydrated with global warming.

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Engineer Remon

#70347

please help identify a component... | 10 August, 2013

Sorry EricR. i am not able to give appropriate ans. U can use http://www.google.com here u will get every ans thats u want.

Thanks

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ProcEng1

#70449

please help identify a component... | 20 August, 2013