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Samtec Inc. SIB-105-02-F-S-LC — Spring-Loaded Contacts

Samtec SIB-105-02-F-S-LC 5-Position Spring-Loaded Contact

MPNSIB-105-02-F-S-LC
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Samtec SIB compression contact, order code SIB-105-02-F-S-LC, 5 positions, single row, 0.100" (2.54mm) pitch, gold flash plating, phosphor bronze, surface-mount, tube package.

$2.8800Ref. price · indicative, final on quote
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Specifications

SIB-105-02-F-S-LC specifications
ParameterValue
SeriesSIB
MountingSurface Mount
Connector typeCompression Contact, Non-Gendered
Positions5
MaterialPhosphor Bronze
Pitch0.100\" (2.54mm)
PackageTube
Contact finishGold
Rows1
Contact finish thicknessFlash

Product details

Compression contact, 5 positions, SMT

The SIB-105-02-F-S-LC is the 5-circuit member of Samtec's SIB spring-loaded contact line, a non-gendered compression contact for board-to-board or board-to-component stacking. Single-row, 0.100" (2.54mm) pitch, gold flash on phosphor bronze contacts, surface-mount termination — the spring beam wipes the pad on compression and maintains contact force without a secondary latch.

Position count across the SIB series

Within the SIB series the 5-position SIB-105-02-F-S-LC sits between the 4-position SIB-104-02-F-S-LC and the 6-position SIB-106-02-F-S-LC — the 0.100" pitch, single-row layout, and gold flash plating are shared across the three, so match the position count to the circuit count on the board.

Frequently asked questions

What is the pitch of the SIB-105-02-F-S-LC?

0.100" (2.54mm) pitch, single row.

Will the SIB-105-02-F-S-LC drop into a board designed for the SIB-106-02-F-S-LC?

No — the SIB-105-02-F-S-LC has 5 contacts versus 6 contacts on the SIB-106-02-F-S-LC. The pitch and footprint are shared, but the position count differs, so the board layout must match the circuit count.