| 1 | 10 | 100 | 1000 | 2500 | Updated | ||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| * | ICD15T1NTL1M | 8 | CNY | 293.06000 | 284.92100 | 260.49940 | |||
| * | ICD15T1NTL5M | 10 | CNY | 517.54000 | 502.77500 | 458.41220 | |||
| * | ICD15T1NTL10M | 10 | CNY | 726.51000 | 705.79100 | 643.51500 | |||
| * | ICD15T2NTL0.5M | 16 | CNY | 297.52000 | 289.22200 | ||||
| * | ICD15T2NTL1M | 20 | CNY | 331.46000 | 322.28400 | ||||
| * | ICD15T2NTL2M | 20 | CNY | 398.97000 | 387.86900 | ||||
| * | ICD15T2NTL3M | 20 | CNY | 453.72000 | 440.76000 | ||||
| * | ICD15T2NTL10M | 8 | CNY | 821.82000 | |||||
| * | ICD15T2NTL15M | 5 | CNY | 1119.26000 | |||||
| * | ICD15T2NTL20M | 3 | CNY | 1416.93000 | |||||
| * | ICD15T1NTL0.5M | 0 | CNY | 262.96000 | |||||
| * | ICD15T1NTL2M | 0 | CNY | 352.66000 | |||||
| * | ICD15T1NTL3M | 0 | CNY | 412.64000 | |||||
| * | ICD15T2NTL5M | 2 | CNY | 585.43000 | |||||
| * | ICD15T1NTL15M | 0 | CNY | 989.47000 | |||||
| * | ICD15T1NTL20M | 0 | CNY | 1252.58000 | |||||
| * | ICD15T2NTL0.5M | 0 | $ | ||||||
| * | ICD15T2NTL10M | 0 | USD | ||||||
| * | ICD15T2NTL1M | 0 | USD | ||||||
| * | ICD15T2NTL15M | 0 | USD | ||||||
| * | ICD15T2NTL3M | 0 | USD | ||||||
| * | ICD15T1NTL0.5M | 0 | USD | ||||||
| * | ICD15T1NTL1M | 0 | USD | ||||||
| * | ICD15T1NTL3M | 0 | USD | ||||||
| * | ICD15T1NTL2M | 0 | USD | ||||||
| * | ICD15S13E4GV00LF | 0 | CNY | 9.727 | |||||
| * | ICD15S13E6GV00LF | 0 | CNY | 21.406 | |||||
| * | ICD150GVP2410-10 | 0 | USD | ||||||
| * | ICD150GVP2410-05 | 0 | USD | ||||||
| * | ICD150GVP2410-03 | 0 | USD | ||||||
| * | ICD150GVP2410-01 | 0 | USD | ||||||
| * | ICD150GVP2410-C0 | 0 | USD | ||||||
| * | ICD150GVP243H-10 | 0 | USD | ||||||
| * | ICD150GVP245H-10 | 0 | USD | ||||||
| * | ICD150GVP341A-10 | 0 | USD | ||||||
| * | ICD150GVP2410-20 | 0 | USD | ||||||
| * | ICD150GVP3410-10 | 0 | USD | ||||||
| * | ICD150GVP3410-30 | 0 | USD | ||||||
| * | ICD150GVP341A-50 | 0 | USD | ||||||
| * | ICD150GVP2410-02 | 0 | USD | ||||||
| * | ICD150GVP341A-30 | 0 | USD | ||||||
| * | ICD150GVP246Z-10 | 0 | USD | ||||||
| * | ICD150GVP246H-10 | 0 | USD | ||||||
| * | ICD15S13E6GX00LF | 1 | USD | ||||||
| * | ICD15S13E6GX14LF | 4770 | USD | ||||||
| * | ICD15S13E6UX00LF | 5436 | USD | ||||||
| * | ICD15S13E6GV09LF | 6642 | USD | ||||||
| * | ICD15S13E4GL00LF | 7038 | USD | ||||||
| * | ICD15S13E6GL00LF | 8802 | USD |
FCI ICD 系列专业系列通孔 D-Sub 连接器。 所有连接器具有直角主体方向。
直角
铜合金
2.29 mm 节距
通孔安装
新型高密度 D-超微型系列是 FCI I/O 连接组合的一部分，可使客户访问多种工业标准和特定于应用的输入/输出互连解决方案。FCI I/O 连接器解决方案通过提供高密度、高速接口来完整您的板和系统设计，以实现互连技术，用于网络、存储和内存以及配电互补产品。
紧凑型-D 是对日益增长的更高密度包装需求的解决方案
提供 15 至 78 位置触点布局
按压和引脚浸锡膏型号还提供所选布局
配有不同的印刷电路板安装和面板安装附件选项
符合 RoHS
