10-pin 2x5 Socket-Socket 1.27mm IDC (SWD) Cable - 150mm long

Name: 10-pin 2x5 Socket-Socket 1.27mm IDC (SWD) Cable - 150mm long
SKU: 1675
Price: 2.9500 USD
Availability: InStock

PRODUCT ID: 1675

$2.95

10-pin 2x5 Socket-Socket 1.27mm IDC (SWD) Cable - 150mm long

QTY	DISCOUNT
1-9	$2.95
10-99	$2.66
100+	$2.36

IN STOCK

QTY	DISCOUNT
1-9	$2.95
10-99	$2.66
100+	$2.36

IN STOCK

Description

Description-

These little cables are handy when programming or debugging a tiny board that uses 10-pin 1.27mm (0.05") pitch SWD programming connectors. We see these connectors often on ARM Cortex dev kits, and have a few handy in our ARM-dev box. We thought you may want a backup cable as well, so now they are in the Adafruit shop!

One cable per order. The ribbon cable is 0.06mm/0.025" pitch and the connector is a 1.27mm (0.05") pitch 2x5 box. These are not for use with programming most AVRs or other large devices that have 0.1" pitch connectors so be aware which you need!

10-pin 2x5 Socket-Socket 1.27mm IDC (SWD) Cable - 150mm long (10:37)
Technical Details

Technical Details+
- Dimensions: 150mm long x 6mm wide / 5.9" x .3"
- Connector: 5mm x 3mm
- Weight: 1.9g
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