Unique-Bargains 5 Pairs 25 Pin DB25 Female Male Solder Connectors
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14-pin female-to-female IDC ribbon cable with 2.54 mm pitch, 48 cm long for JTAG and ISP programming
This 48 cm flat ribbon cable carries a double row of 14 pins on each end with a 2.54 mm pitch. The grey plastic jacket weighs 17 g and terminates in female IDC connectors that plug directly onto standard pin headers. It is built for Atmel AVR JTAG debuggers, in-system programmers and ISP download tasks.
Because both ends are female, the cable bridges two male header blocks without occupying extra board space. The IDC construction removes the need for crimping tools or soldering during prototyping. Builders who need a different pin count, a longer reach or a single-row layout will need a different cable.
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The cable provides 14 conductors across the double-row female headers.
At 48 cm the resistance is negligible for typical JTAG or ISP signals.
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