Q10097 10-pin header for analog outputs
I have a board with a 10-pin shrouded header for analog outputs. How should I connect to it?
A 10-pin DIP shrouded header is used primarily for analog outputs on some analog expansion boards. It has two rows of pins with a 0.10" (2.54mm) spacing. It mates with female (receptable, socket) 10-pin connector on a connecting cable.
Related Products and Pinout
MSXB056 - Analog Output Expansion Board
The 10-pin headers are used for analog outputs on the following model of MSXB056, where m denotes package form:
- MSXB056-02-m - four 16-bit analog outputs
Figures 1a and 1b show the pinout of the 10-pin shrouded header on the MSXB056 and the mating connector on the cable. The header is J8 on the board.
MSXB027 - Analog Output Expansion Board
The 10-pin headers are used for analog outputs on the following model of MSXB056, where m denotes package form:
- MSXB027-05-m - two DACs from DAP and four outputs from an analog output expansion board
The pinout of the 10-pin header J6 on the MSXB027 is the same as that on the MSXB056, as shown in Figure 1a.
Mating Hardware
The 10-pin shrouded headers on the expansion boards are AMP part 103169-3, or equivalent. They mate with the following part from AMP/Tyco for an IDC cable:
- 10-pin female connector - 746294-1
- Strain relief for 10-pin IDC connector - 499252-5
The following product from Microstar mates with the 10-pin header:
- MSCBL014 - 10-line ribbon cable
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Note: Information on this page was collected from multiple sources. If you have any concerns about the accuracy of the information provided here, check the hardware manuals for your specific products. Those manuals are the authoritative sources.