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JST wire-to-board connectors

Browse the documented JST wire-to-board connector forms while keeping identification separate from implementation-specific capability.

4 forms 4 engineering profiles 2 related comparisons

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Reference table4 connector forms · names, shape labels & reference depth

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Connector forms in the JST wire-to-board family
Connector formShapeCommon aliasesEngineering
JST PH wire-to-board connector familyshrouded-single-rowJST PH, PHR housing, PH series 2.0mm, 2.0 mm PH connectorEngineering profile →
JST XH wire-to-board connector familyshrouded-single-rowJST XH, XHP housing, XH series 2.5mm, 2.5 mm XH connectorEngineering profile →
JST SH miniature wire-to-board connector familyshrouded-single-rowJST SH, SHR housing, SH series 1.0mm, 1.0mm SH connectorEngineering profile →
JST GH secure-lock wire-to-board connector familyshrouded-single-rowJST GH, GHR housing, GH series 1.25mm, 1.25mm GH connectorEngineering profile →

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Useful JST wire-to-board comparisons

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JST wire-to-board names and terminology

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