Wanted: a through-hole SD card holder/connector
I feel like an idiot asking this question, but I can't find what I'm looking for when I search Digikey for an SD card holder. Up till now I've been using Sparkfun's SD breakout board, but I'm looking for an SD card holder gadget that I can solder directly to a PCB I'm designing so I can plug in my SD card. What is it called? an SD card holder? a connector? Can anyone recommend a specific part number, preferably from Digikey? I would like it to be a through-hole design, if such a thing exists.
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Mark
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Mark
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I've discovered that end-mounted SD connectors are very easy to mount.
Copper clad perf-board with multiple connection point lines work perfect.
(is that clear as mud? Like GadgetGangster's board)
1. Find the location you want to set the SD connection on.
2. Make sure it doesn't short Vss/Vdd lines on the metal edges.
3. Solder a very small amount of solder into each hole ahead of time.
4. Gently separate the two small pins just a little.
5. Holding the SD socket down, push each pin down into the solder with your iron.
6. Solder the edge of SD socket to the perfboard.
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Got an SD card connected? - PropDOS
www.sparkfun.com/commerce/product_info.php?products_id=136
You might even be able to convince Molex to drop a couple samples on you. [noparse]:)[/noparse]
OBC
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New to the Propeller?
Check out: Protoboard Introduction , Propeller Cookbook 1.4 & Software Index
Updates to the Cookbook are now posted to: Propeller.warrantyvoid.us
Got an SD card connected? - PropDOS
This one should be easy to mount www.molex.com/pdm_docs/sd/678408001_sd.pdf
Molex makes it easy and tells you exactly what kind of pads to make.
It's just for a few. I thought I'd use expressPCB and make my own board. I was hoping for a through-hole design because I have zero confidence in my soldering abilities beyond that.
thanks,
Mark