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*Another MTA - An IDC type - [https://www.pinballlife.com/100-idc-11-position-connector-for-22-gauge-wire.html] | |||
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#[[How to Crimp Connectors]] | #[[How to Crimp Connectors]] | ||
#How to wire a DB connector - YouTube - [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UL838i23zLM] | #How to wire a DB connector - YouTube - [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UL838i23zLM] | ||
Revision as of 20:27, 29 July 2019
DB Connectors
- Tech drawing - [1]
- Solderless - screw terminals - [2]
- With ribbon - [3]
- Sockets for ribbon cable - [4]
- Attaching ribbon - squeeze to pierce -
- Ribbon cable current rating - [5]
IDC Connectors
- =Insulation Displacement Connectors
Ribbon Cable
- 22 ga ribbon cable does exist - [8]. Sourcing - [9]. Spec sheet implies that no insulation displacement connectors are used - [10]
MTA Connectors
- It appears that female connectors only are available, not male. For Male, headers are used. Limits use for making plugs.
- Crimp vs IDC connectors
- 101 seconds to crimp with tool per pin, including wire stripping and inserting into housing (10 minutes for a 6 plug)
- Second video says you can only use solid wire for this
- This one says use stranded wire - [11]
Multiple wires at the same time - uses wires spaced out on a ribbon
- Another MTA - An IDC type - [12]
Links
- How to Crimp Connectors
- How to wire a DB connector - YouTube - [13]