Looks for sockets that have the DM3D footprint. These are easy to solder.
Jeff
Yes these are easy to solder.
However, some caution is in order.
If you hand solder and you either heat to long or add to much solder the solder can wick up the pin.
So just be cautious.
There are numerous sockets out there. They all seem to be surface mount though.
Duane J
That is really cool though defiantly not a surface mount socket.
[edit]After looking at the pic closer I see it is though not uSD. I thought someone had soldered a header to the SD card. I did not specify that I needed a part that can also be assembled with pick and place.[/edit]
Molex 500901-0801 and HR1941CT-ND will both work perfectly. The HR1941CT-ND is considerably cheaper but takes up a lot more realistate if the card is not to be removed off the side of the board.
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Cheap DIY SD card breadboard socket
There are numerous sockets out there. They all seem to be surface mount though.
Duane J
Digi HR1941CT-ND
Mouser 798-DM3D-SF
rs-components 738-8809
Massimo
http://www.ebay.com/itm/TransFlash-Micro-SD-Memory-Card-Connector-Socket-Slot-Good-Quality-DIY-RoHS-New-/160930071040?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_2&hash=item25782e0200
Jeff
However, some caution is in order.
If you hand solder and you either heat to long or add to much solder the solder can wick up the pin.
So just be cautious.
Duane J
That is really cool though defiantly not a surface mount socket.
[edit]After looking at the pic closer I see it is though not uSD. I thought someone had soldered a header to the SD card. I did not specify that I needed a part that can also be assembled with pick and place.[/edit]
Molex 500901-0801 and HR1941CT-ND will both work perfectly. The HR1941CT-ND is considerably cheaper but takes up a lot more realistate if the card is not to be removed off the side of the board.
Thanks for all the help.