VIMVIP 80mm JST 2 Pin Connector Plug Lead Wire - 10pairs

1.What is a JST battery connector?

• JST Battery Connector is a small power connector found on small models, toys, and lipo packs. JST connectors are most commonly found in on-board electrics such as servos, gyros, receivers, and receiver switches and carry low currents (5 amps).

2.What is pitch in JST connector?

• The pitch is the distance between the centers of one contact and the centers of the next contact. The image below depicts the pitch measurement from contact to contact and between each row. Please keep in mind that the pitch between contacts in each row, as well as the pitch between rows, differ in this case.

3.How do I know my JST connector size?

• JST connectors are mostly distinguished by the distance between one contact and the centre of another. In a single line, there are always two or more contacts. Some families also have multiple rows. This length is the pitch of the connector type, and it determines which family the connector belongs to.

4.How do you solder a plug in JST?

• To make a secure connection, bend some metal flanges on the connector pin around the wire and insulation. Crimping is used to securely connect the JST pin. A crimping tool is probably best, but needle-nose pliers can be used if you are careful.

5.What is a pin connector useful for?

• Pin connectors that are used to make quick and reliable electrical contact to replace bare wire in set screw or clamp connections. These JST plug connectors are ideal for connecting motors, ESC, and batteries in most mini-RC helicopters and LED strip lights.

6.What are the 3 types of connectors? 

• Based on their termination ends, electrical connectors are classified into three types: board-to-board connectors, cable/wire-to-cable/wire connectors, and cable/wire-to-board connectors.

7.What are pin connectors?

• A pin connector is a type of solderless electrical connector used in industrial and automation applications to terminate stranded wire. Pin connectors are used to replace bare wire in set screw or clamp connections to make quick and reliable electrical contact.

8.What are the types of pin connectors?

• Pin connectors are connectors that have one or more pins, or thin, cylindrical electrical contacts, that are used to establish an electrical connection between two or more devices. There are many different types of pin connectors, and they are used in a wide variety of applications. Some common types of pin connectors include:
  • D-sub connectors: D-sub connectors are rectangular connectors that have a number of pins arranged in rows. They are commonly used in computer and networking applications, and they are available in a variety of sizes and pin configurations.
  • S-video connectors: S-video connectors are small connectors that are used to transmit video signals. They have a four-pin configuration and are commonly used to connect video devices, such as VCRs and DVD players, to TVs and monitors.
  • BNC connectors: BNC connectors are circular connectors that are commonly used in networking and test equipment applications. They have a bayonet-style locking mechanism and are available in a variety of sizes.
  • USB connectors: USB connectors are rectangular connectors that are commonly used to connect a wide variety of devices, including computers, printers, and smartphones. They are available in a variety of sizes and styles, including USB Type-A, USB Type-B, and USB Type-C.
  • RCA connectors: RCA connectors are circular connectors that are commonly used to connect audio and video devices, such as TVs, DVD players, and speakers. They have a two-pin configuration and are available in a variety of sizes.

9.How do you depin a 2-pin connector?

• Depinning a 2-pin connector refers to the process of separating the pins from the connector housing. The specific steps for depinning a 2-pin connector will depend on the type of connector and the tools and equipment you have available. Here are some general steps that may be useful when depinning a 2-pin connector:
  • Gather your tools: You will need a small flat-head screwdriver, a pair of wire strippers, and a pair of needle-nose pliers.
  • Identify the locking mechanism: Some connectors have a locking mechanism that holds the pins in place. Look for a small latch or tab that needs to be released in order to remove the pins.
  • Release the locking mechanism: Use the flat-head screwdriver to gently pry open the latch or tab that holds the pins in place. Be careful not to damage the latch or tab, as it may be needed to reassemble the connector later.
  • Grasp the pins with the pliers: Use the needle-nose pliers to gently grasp the pins on either side of the connector housing.
  • Pull the pins out of the housing: Gently pull the pins out of the connector housing, being careful not to damage the pins or the housing.
  • Strip the wire: Use the wire strippers to remove a small amount of insulation from the end of the wire.
  • Reassemble the connector: To reassemble the connector, insert the stripped end of the wire into the connector housing, and use the pliers to gently push the pins back into place. Make sure that the wire is securely held in place, and then close the latch or tab to lock the pins in place.