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Build More with Breakout for JST SH-Style Connector, 6-Pin Male Top-Entry
The Breakout for JST SH-Style Connector, 6-Pin Male Top-Entry is a practical support part for wiring, level shifting, programming, or mounting in embedded builds.
It helps make integration easier and cleaner in prototypes as well as finished systems.
Why you'll love it
- Easy prototyping: breaks out each JST SH pin to a single row of 0.1" through-holes (works with standard headers)
- Encoder-friendly labels: bottom silkscreen is labeled for Micro Metal Gearmotor Encoder pin functions
- Modular interconnect: use two breakouts + a JST SH female-female cable as a removable wiring harness between subsystems
- Quality assurance: this version is fully tested and individually packaged
- Cleaner breadboard builds and faster troubleshooting
- Quick swap of motors/encoders/modules during testing
What you can build
A useful add-on for prototype wiring, level shifting, board mounting, connector work, or programming tasks in embedded systems.
Technical specifications
| Product | Breakout for JST SH-Style Connector, 6-Pin Male Top-Entry |
|---|---|
| Brand | Pololu |
| Category | Accessory / Interface Part |
| Support | Official Pololu product search and support resources linked below |
Official resources
Find this product on Pololu | Pololu support and resources
What’s in the box
1 × Breakout for JST SH-Style Connector, 6-Pin Male Top-Entry
Frequently Asked Questions
Will this work with Arduino or similar boards?
Yes, with the correct supply voltage and interface wiring for the specific product.
Yes, with the correct supply voltage and interface wiring for the specific product.
Is this good for robotics projects?
Yes. Pololu parts are widely used in robots, motion systems, and embedded prototypes.
Yes. Pololu parts are widely used in robots, motion systems, and embedded prototypes.
Where can I find official docs?
The description below links to official Pololu search and support resources for this item.
The description below links to official Pololu search and support resources for this item.
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