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== NES | == NES cartridge pin dimensions == | ||
Here is a diagram showing the pin dimensions and their pitch (spacing). Note: the pitch is 2.50 millimeters, '''not''' the standard 2.54 millimeters (0.100 inches) that is very common today for dual-inline package chips. | Here is a diagram showing the pin dimensions and their pitch (spacing). Note: the pitch is 2.50 millimeters (0.0984 inches), '''not''' the standard 2.54 millimeters (0.100 inches) that is very common today for dual-inline package chips. | ||
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Revision as of 16:32, 4 February 2010
Below is a 2D drawing of an NES Cartridge PCB maximum dimensions, including holes and spacers.
NES Cartridge Outline
Here is a simplified outline of the above drawing.
(Source XDraft file same as above)
NES cartridge pin dimensions
Here is a diagram showing the pin dimensions and their pitch (spacing). Note: the pitch is 2.50 millimeters (0.0984 inches), not the standard 2.54 millimeters (0.100 inches) that is very common today for dual-inline package chips.
