Description
Overview
A small adapter board carrying a self-elastic Micro SD / T-Flash socket, with the card contacts fanned out to a header or bare pads. A transfer and test module for probing, wiring or breadboarding.
Specifications
- Card type: Micro SD / T-Flash
- Socket: self-elastic push-in holder
- Contact count: 9P or 10 pin
- Pin options: straight needle, elbow needle, bare pads
Purpose
A Micro SD card cannot be hand-wired reliably. The socket holds the card flat and presses its contacts down, while the board gives you somewhere to clip a probe.
Applications
- Pulling data from a dead device
- Scope probing of card lines
- Breadboard prototypes with removable storage
- Bench logging rigs with swappable cards
How to Use
- Pick the pin style first: no-needle to solder wires, elbow for low profile, straight for breadboard.
- Fit the header while the slot is empty so flux stays off the contacts.
- Slide the card in until the spring latches, then check continuity on every line.
- Caution: the board is passive, with no controller and no level shifting. Your host must supply its own SD interface and a supply the card accepts.
- Press in again to release; never lever the card out.







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