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Phil

Jan 1, 1970
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I am building a circuit board that will use an ATX power supply as its PSU.

I am trying to find the 10 pin socket that is found on many motherboards
that accepts the main power supply connection.

Having a look at ATX power supply specs, the connector is quoted as being a
Molex type 39-01-220

But I cant seem to find this 10 pin connector anywhere. And putting "molex
39-01-220" into google only has a one page result which is useless.

I only need about 10 of these.. any one know where to buy?
 
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w_tom

Jan 1, 1970
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Phil said:
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I am trying to find the 10 pin socket that is found on many motherboards
that accepts the main power supply connection.

Having a look at ATX power supply specs, the connector is quoted as being a
Molex type 39-01-220

I have the part numbers as Molex 39-01-2200 and mates to Molex
39-29-9202.
 
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Phil in Melbourne

Jan 1, 1970
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Thanks gents. Also, I dont suppose anyone has the part number to the new 24
pin connectors making their way to motherboards?
 
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kreed

Jan 1, 1970
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Phil said:
I am building a circuit board that will use an ATX power supply as its PSU.

I am trying to find the 10 pin socket that is found on many motherboards
that accepts the main power supply connection.

Having a look at ATX power supply specs, the connector is quoted as being a
Molex type 39-01-220

But I cant seem to find this 10 pin connector anywhere. And putting "molex
39-01-220" into google only has a one page result which is useless.

I only need about 10 of these.. any one know where to buy?
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Also - is it possible to buy "extension cables" for these ATX
connectors ? WES has got one, but its only 10cm, I would prefer around
30cm if practical.
Thanks In advance.
 
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Phil

Jan 1, 1970
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Phil in Melbourne said:
Thanks gents. Also, I dont suppose anyone has the part number to the new
24 pin connectors making their way to motherboards?

Looks like the 24 pin version is part number
44206-0007

But again, it looks reasonably illusive to order.
 
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