Title: Connector Identification Post by: pluMmet on September 18, 2013, 12:50:05 PM http://www.completebattery.com/Images/5-2506.JPG
I know this is not exactly on topic for this forum but I know lots of you fellows are electronics enthusiasts. What type of connector is that? I'm looking for one that is a 10 pin if possible but 5 of these if I can just get the connectors official name. My problem is that I need to break out this connector and it does not fit into a bread board because the 10 by 10 pins are off set: http://www.mouser.com/images/fci/images/hlw.jpg http://www.mouser.com/ProductDetail/FCI/HLW20S-2C7LF/?qs=sGifQMX%252bULBdKjCBdrScJQ== So I need to figure out how to use it. Title: Re: Connector Identification Post by: BenTuras on September 18, 2013, 01:07:05 PM It's from the Sony dual shock controller. You can get a cheap replacement battery on deal extreme: http://dx.com/p/replacement-1800mah-lithium-battery-pack-for-ps3-wireless-dualshock-controllers-13314
For that price, you can just cut off the wire and use it. Title: Re: Connector Identification Post by: pluMmet on September 18, 2013, 01:24:10 PM Thanks for responding Ben but I don't have 5 of these batteries (I would need 20 actually) in order to harvest the connectors.
Title: Re: Connector Identification Post by: Jama on September 18, 2013, 04:59:04 PM It looks like a 'JST' type connector, not sure of type or size.
Have a look at this and see if it helps, http://www.chargery.com/productImage/battery/battery-connector.jpg You will also need to know the pitch (size between contacts) Hope this helps a little. Title: Re: Connector Identification Post by: pluMmet on September 18, 2013, 07:39:43 PM It looks like a 'JST' type connector, not sure of type or size. Have a look at this and see if it helps, http://www.chargery.com/productImage/battery/battery-connector.jpg You will also need to know the pitch (size between contacts) Hope this helps a little. Helps a lot thanks... it's 1mm pitch btw Title: Re: Connector Identification Post by: CMMPro on September 18, 2013, 11:09:53 PM Yeah that's JST. (Japan solderless terminal.)
They are used on Arduino etc. as well if you find something they have for it. |