Through Hole ATX Power Connector 0.5" X 2" Grid (201-0102-01)

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Schmartboard

$2.50

SKU:

201-0102-01

Product Description

SchmartBoard Through-Hole ATX Power Connector (0.5” x 2” Grid)

Supports 1 ATX 20 pin power connector.

Integrate reliable and secure power connections into your electronic projects with the SchmartBoard Through-Hole ATX Power Connector. Designed to accommodate ATX power supplies, this connector offers a seamless solution for managing power input in larger, more complex circuits. Whether you’re building a custom power distribution system or working on a computer-related project, this connector ensures smooth, consistent power flow with minimal effort.

Key Features:

Compact 0.5” x 2” Grid: Optimized for efficient use of space, making it easy to integrate into your existing setups without taking up valuable real estate.
Standard 0.1” Hole Spacing: Compatible with through-hole components, this connector integrates easily into breadboards, prototyping boards, and custom PCBs.
ATX Power Compatibility: Specifically designed to support ATX power supplies, allowing for a stable and efficient power connection for larger systems and projects.
Durable Build: Constructed with high-quality materials to withstand soldering and ensure long-term reliability, even in high-demand circuits.
Versatile Usage: Perfect for electronics projects requiring ATX power sources, from custom computers and servers to power distribution systems and more.

The SchmartBoard Through-Hole ATX Power Connector is the perfect addition to your prototyping toolkit, offering ease of integration and dependable power handling for complex designs.

Simplify your power management with SchmartBoard’s ATX Power Connector—power up your projects with ease and confidence!

Schmartboard's also connect together. Schmartboard allows you to wire up multiple Schmartboard and then mechanically connect them via our "SchmartBridges". Schmartboard's "Electronic Circuit Building Block" patented technology makes it easier to create and trouble-shoot your circuit. Rather than trouble-shooting an issue on a large and complicated messy circuit, why not build and test smaller circuit blocks and then connect them together to form your larger final circuit. This saves time and money and is only available from Schmartboard.