DuPont Connectors - Revision history

Kei at 20:21, 19 December 2025

2025-12-19T20:21:16Z

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	* Harwin M20 clones		* Harwin M20 clones
	[[File:Mini-PV vs Harwin M20.png\|none\|thumb\|800x800px\|Harwin M20 (left) vs Amphenol Mini-PV (right). These connectors are NOT interchangeable.]]See also:		[[File:Mini-PV vs Harwin M20.png\|none\|thumb\|800x800px\|Harwin M20 (left) vs Amphenol Mini-PV (right). These connectors are NOT interchangeable.]]See also:

			* [[Amphenol Mini-PV]] (2.54mm pitch)

	* [[Harwin M20]] (2.54mm pitch)		* [[Harwin M20]] (2.54mm pitch)

Kei at 20:20, 19 December 2025

2025-12-19T20:20:34Z

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	* [[Harwin M20]]		* [[Harwin M20]]
	* Harwin M20 clones		* Harwin M20 clones
	[[File:Mini-PV vs Harwin M20.png\|none\|thumb\|800x800px\|Harwin M20 (left) vs Amphenol Mini-PV (right). These connectors are NOT interchangeable.]]		[[File:Mini-PV vs Harwin M20.png\|none\|thumb\|800x800px\|Harwin M20 (left) vs Amphenol Mini-PV (right). These connectors are NOT interchangeable.]]See also:

			* [[Harwin M20]] (2.54mm pitch)
			* [[Harwin M22]] (2.0mm pitch)
			* [[Molex Milli-Grid]] (2.0mm pitch)

	[[Category:Connectors]]		[[Category:Connectors]]

Kei at 20:35, 17 December 2025

2025-12-17T20:35:33Z

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	'''DuPont Connectors''' are style of small, 2.54 mm‑pitch electrical connectors commonly used in electronics prototyping for making quick, solder‑free wire‑to‑board or wire‑to‑wire connections. They consist of a plastic housing and metal crimp terminals (male or female) that can be combined into single‑ or multi‑pin configurations. These connectors are popular in breadboards, Arduino/Raspberry Pi projects, sensors, and DIY circuits because they’re easy to assemble, inexpensive, and reusable.		'''DuPont Connectors''' are a style of small, 2.54 mm‑pitch electrical connectors commonly used in electronics prototyping for making quick, solder‑free wire‑to‑board or wire‑to‑wire connections. They consist of a plastic housing and metal crimp terminals (male or female) that can be combined into single‑ or multi‑pin configurations. These connectors are popular in breadboards, Arduino/Raspberry Pi projects, sensors, and DIY circuits because they’re easy to assemble, inexpensive, and reusable.

	The connector style commonly referred to today as a “'''DuPont connector'''” traces back to the [[~~Dupont~~ Mini-PV\|Berg Mini‑PV]] family, introduced in the 1950s by [[Berg Connectors]], a company that later became part of DuPont. The [[~~Dupont~~ Mini-PV\|Berg Mini‑PV]] design used a 2.54 mm (0.1") pitch and featured a brass contact body with a beryllium alloy spring—an early, precision‑engineered wire‑to‑board connector.		The connector style commonly referred to today as a “'''DuPont connector'''” traces back to the [[Amphenol Mini-PV\|Berg Mini‑PV]] family, introduced in the 1950s by [[Berg Connectors]], a company that later became part of [[DuPont]] and later [[Amphenol]]. The [[Amphenol Mini-PV\|Berg Mini‑PV]] design used a 2.54 mm (0.1") pitch and featured a brass contact body with a beryllium alloy spring—an early, precision‑engineered wire‑to‑board connector.

	Today, DuPont-style connectors can be found from the following series / manufacturers:		Today, DuPont-style connectors can be found from the following series / manufacturers:

	* [[~~DuPont~~ Mini-PV]]		* [[Amphenol Mini-PV]] (the official, expensive, and uncommon "DuPont Connector")
	* Harwin M20		* [[Harwin M20]]
			* Harwin M20 clones
			[[File:Mini-PV vs Harwin M20.png\|none\|thumb\|800x800px\|Harwin M20 (left) vs Amphenol Mini-PV (right). These connectors are NOT interchangeable.]]
	[[Category:Connectors]]		[[Category:Connectors]]

Kei at 18:18, 17 December 2025

2025-12-17T18:18:04Z

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			[[File:DuPont.png\|thumb]]
	'''DuPont Connectors''' are style of small, 2.54 mm‑pitch electrical connectors commonly used in electronics prototyping for making quick, solder‑free wire‑to‑board or wire‑to‑wire connections. They consist of a plastic housing and metal crimp terminals (male or female) that can be combined into single‑ or multi‑pin configurations. These connectors are popular in breadboards, Arduino/Raspberry Pi projects, sensors, and DIY circuits because they’re easy to assemble, inexpensive, and reusable.		'''DuPont Connectors''' are style of small, 2.54 mm‑pitch electrical connectors commonly used in electronics prototyping for making quick, solder‑free wire‑to‑board or wire‑to‑wire connections. They consist of a plastic housing and metal crimp terminals (male or female) that can be combined into single‑ or multi‑pin configurations. These connectors are popular in breadboards, Arduino/Raspberry Pi projects, sensors, and DIY circuits because they’re easy to assemble, inexpensive, and reusable.

	The connector style commonly referred to today as a ~~“DuPont connector”~~ traces back to the [[Berg Mini‑PV]] family, introduced in the 1950s by [[Berg Connectors]], a company that later became part of ~~E. I. du Pont de Nemours and Company~~. The Mini‑PV design used a 2.54 mm (0.1") pitch and featured a brass contact body with a beryllium alloy spring—an early, precision‑engineered wire‑to‑board connector.		The connector style commonly referred to today as a “'''DuPont connector'''” traces back to the [[Dupont Mini-PV\|Berg Mini‑PV]] family, introduced in the 1950s by [[Berg Connectors]], a company that later became part of DuPont. The [[Dupont Mini-PV\|Berg Mini‑PV]] design used a 2.54 mm (0.1") pitch and featured a brass contact body with a beryllium alloy spring—an early, precision‑engineered wire‑to‑board connector.

			Today, DuPont-style connectors can be found from the following series / manufacturers:

			* [[DuPont Mini-PV]]
			* Harwin M20

	[[Category:Connectors]]		[[Category:Connectors]]

Nickshirrell at 18:01, 17 December 2025

2025-12-17T18:01:22Z

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	DuPont Connectors are style of small, 2.54 mm‑pitch electrical connectors commonly used in electronics prototyping for making quick, solder‑free wire‑to‑board or wire‑to‑wire connections. They consist of a plastic housing and metal crimp terminals (male or female) that can be combined into single‑ or multi‑pin configurations. These connectors are popular in breadboards, Arduino/Raspberry Pi projects, sensors, and DIY circuits because they’re easy to assemble, inexpensive, and reusable.		'''DuPont Connectors''' are style of small, 2.54 mm‑pitch electrical connectors commonly used in electronics prototyping for making quick, solder‑free wire‑to‑board or wire‑to‑wire connections. They consist of a plastic housing and metal crimp terminals (male or female) that can be combined into single‑ or multi‑pin configurations. These connectors are popular in breadboards, Arduino/Raspberry Pi projects, sensors, and DIY circuits because they’re easy to assemble, inexpensive, and reusable.

	The connector style commonly referred to today as a “DuPont connector” traces back to the Mini‑PV family, introduced in the 1950s by Berg Connectors, a company that later became part of E. I. du Pont de Nemours and Company. The Mini‑PV design used a 2.54 mm (0.1") pitch and featured a brass contact body with a beryllium alloy spring—an early, precision‑engineered wire‑to‑board connector. [~~mattmillman.com~~]		The connector style commonly referred to today as a “DuPont connector” traces back to the [[Berg Mini‑PV]] family, introduced in the 1950s by [[Berg Connectors]], a company that later became part of E. I. du Pont de Nemours and Company. The Mini‑PV design used a 2.54 mm (0.1") pitch and featured a brass contact body with a beryllium alloy spring—an early, precision‑engineered wire‑to‑board connector.
			[[Category:Connectors]]

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DuPont Connectors are style of small, 2.54 mm‑pitch electrical connectors commonly used in electronics prototyping for making quick, solder‑free wire‑to‑board or wire‑to‑wire connections. They consist of a plastic housing and metal crimp terminals (male or female) that can be combined into single‑ or multi‑pin configurations. These connectors are popular in breadboards, Arduino/Raspberry Pi projects, sensors, and DIY circuits because they’re easy to assemble, inexpensive, and reusable.

The connector style commonly referred to today as a “DuPont connector” traces back to the Mini‑PV family, introduced in the 1950s by Berg Connectors, a company that later became part of E. I. du Pont de Nemours and Company. The Mini‑PV design used a 2.54 mm (0.1") pitch and featured a brass contact body with a beryllium alloy spring—an early, precision‑engineered wire‑to‑board connector. [mattmillman.com]