Q10094 6-pin clock/trigger connector
I have a board with a 6-pin keyed Molex connector for clocking input. How should I connect to it?
A 6-pin SIP (Molex) connector is used primarily for clock and trigger input on some analog input expansion boards. The connector is keyed with a 0.079" (2mm) spacing. It mates with female (receptable, socket) 6-pin connector on a connecting cable.
Related Products and Pinout
Clock and Trigger for Input Sampling
A 6-pin Molex connector is used for clock and trigger for input sampling on the following analog expansion boards. The location of the each connector is also listed.
- MSXB048 - J15
- MSXB060/MSXB061 - J6
- MSXB064/MSXB065 - J15
- MSXB066/MSXB067 - J15
Figures 1a and 1b show the pinout of the 6-pin connector on the expansion boards and the mating connector on the cable.
Clock and Trigger for Output Updates
A 6-pin Molex connector is used for clock and trigger for output updates on the following analog expansion boards. The location of the each connector is also listed.
- MSXB048 - J16
- MSXB060/MSXB061 - J7
- MSXB064/MSXB065 - J16
- MSXB066/MSXB067 - J16
Figures 2a and 2b show the pinout of the 6-pin connector on the expansion boards and the mating connector on the cable.
Mating Hardware
The 6-pin SIP connectors on the expansion boards are Molex part 53014-0610, or equivalent. They mate with the following parts from Molex for a discrete wire cable:
- 6-pin connector shell - 51004-0600
- Crimp pins - 50011-8100, 24-30 AWG
Many other connector manufacturers make compatible mating connectors. Manufacturer representatives can generally find mating parts based on the Molex part numbers.
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