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Hello again,
Hope I'm in the right place, I've been having a lot of trouble with my cable management. I'm driving a bunch of RFID-RC522 sensors from one arduino using SPI, and the cables are an absolute nightmare. I thought that maybe using one long ribbon cable with a few through line connectors would be a good way to tidy everything up, like you see on PC power supplies. I measured my pin pitch (2.54mm) and wire pitch (1.27mm) and took to sites like RS components to try and source some 8-way, 1 row, through-line IDC connectors, and have had zero luck finding any.
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Has anyone come across this before? Is there a better way to do what I am attempting? I can find 2 row, 8-way connectors at this size but that doesn't fit the pins on my sensors, unless I can get some sort of adaptor?
This is what my design is based off of, for reference: Escape Room Object Placement Puzzle using Arduino/RFID - YouTube
and this is where I saw ribbon cables being used to connect devices in-line like I envision (under "pro-ing up our cables"): An Introduction To Differential I²C | Hackaday
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