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I am looking for some suggestion how to connect something on the other side of a SMD PCB. Right now I use normal through hole connectors, but that requires handsoldering. Double side SMD isn't possible.
The only thing I am aware of that comes close are female SMD headers (see picture) that can be reflow soldered - and then you have a header on the other side that you can place through the PCB. Works perfectly. But I would prefer something that can be locked to prevent slip-off.
I need to connect 3 x 2pin wires. One pair is 3.7V power, two are connecting REED sensors.
Any ideas?
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A****min
Oct 26.2019, 10:46:29
Micro-miniaturized mezzanine connectors are locked, but the locking force should be even less than unlocked 0.1'' headers.You could cut a slot for a flexi cable and run it to a locking connector on the top side. Depends on current requirement.
