Des: 0.5 mm connector ffc fpc zif H=1.0 back pressure battery fpc connector dual-contact SMT right angle
Part No: FPC-0510BD-nP
Specification:
Pitch: 0.5mm
Rate: 0.5A, 50V DC/AC
Pusher type: Drawer, Zif
Packaging: Pcs/Reel
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