Hello.
I'm working on a logic project involving multiple PCBs, communicating together through wires. Most of the planning has already been done, but I have yet to find an adequate and practical way to connect PCBs together. Some of these boards have as much as ~60 wires coming out.
I first considered Dupont wires, but they're simply not practical given the wire count: they're typically alone or connected in groups of up to 8, whereas ideally I'd want bundles of 32 wires. I'd also like some sort of locking mechanism to ensure wires don't just pop out on their own, which Dupont wires simply can't provide.
I've considered using old IDE wires, but used ones are pretty much the only option. In fact, a summary of what I'd like:
- contains multiple wires (16 or 32)
- is reasonably sturdy
- relatively cheap
- can stay put (locking?)
Anyone have any idea of a suitable solution?
Thanks.