An Arduino stackable header connector with four pins and an 11mm height. Eleven mm is a great stitch length for stacking Arduino shields.

A stacking header is a specific type of female breadboard pitch connection that has long male pins on the bottom. These expanded male pins enable circuit boards to be linked without a tangle of wires and remain detachable, and they are compatible with the female sockets on many well-known microcontrollers. This specific header has a single row of four pins. The female sockets are 8.5 mm height, while the male pins are 11 mm long.

Specification

• Pitch Spacing: 2.54mm
• of Pins: 4
• Length of Pin: 11mm
• Conector Gender: Female
• Orientation: Straight
• Contact Length: 6.3cm
• Contact Qty: 16

Key Features

• Design that allows vertical stacking of shields for multi-board assemblies
• Compatible with all types of boards
• For long-lasting lasting it has tin tin-plated finish for corrosion resistance
• With a 16-pin configuration, it is a single-row female header for flexible design
• It will provide vertical alignment for shield stacking

Applications

• You can add extra functionality without rewiring in Arduino Boards
• Sensor Module Integration makes a secure connection of sensors
• Useful in building multi-board embedded systems
• Great for electronic learning kits.

FAQs

Q1. In a breadboard, is this useful?

Ans. With a pitch of 2.54mm, it fits in standard breadboards, requiring only some height adjustment.

Q2. How are these socket pins made of?

Ans. These are made from brass with a tin and gold-plated finish for corrosion resistance

Q3. Can I solder these headers?

Ans. Certainly, these headers can be soldered easily onto PCBs or prefboards.

Q4. For the sensor modules, how can they be useful?

Ans. For sensor modules pin can directly plug into these headers.