card-edge connector
card-edge connector
[′kärd ‚ej kə′nek·tər] (electricity)
A connector that mates with printed-wiring leads running to the edge of a printed circuit board on one or both sides. Also known as edgeboard connector.
McGraw-Hill Dictionary of Scientific & Technical Terms, 6E, Copyright © 2003 by The McGraw-Hill Companies, Inc.
References in periodicals archive
A ZIF connector is similar to a
card-edge connector for printed circuit boards (PCBs), but takes into account the specific connection needs of flexible circuits.
The Controlinc cards are connected to the control packages by a
card-edge connector that can be unplugged by a technician.
There are times when the FR-4 thickness must be selected to meet a physical need, as in the case of a
card-edge connector or ZIF end, in which case there is no choice.
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