Question Does anyone know the name of this connector?

[dionsp32]

I have taken apart an old dell monitor. I have a pcb with a 10 pin connector and i would like to know the name of this connector. And if there maybe is a connector from molex to this.
I want to connect this pcb to the power of my psu so that's why i need a connector.

There is a picture that shows the connector
Connector

https://imgur.com/a/BIy64LR

View: https://imgur.com/a/BIy64LR

 

[Eximo]

Oddly, the name is probably Molex. Molex is a company, and while they are more famous for the connectors inside the ATX standard, they make all kinds of things. Might also be AMP.

As for the actual connector, well, if you hacking something together, just stick your pins in the connector directly, or de-solder it and put in your own wires.

I'll look, but these things usually take a while to track down looking through catalogs from Newark, Digikey, etc.

 

[Eximo]

I want to say it is a member of Molex's Mini-Fit line, but I'm not sure. Can't find anything that has two guide pins and latches on the side like that, at least with 10 pins.

Certainly not going to find one pre-wired for what you want to do. I still stay de-solder it and make your own pigtail.

You might be able to jam a standard 2x5 pin board header in there, depending on the pitch.

 

[dionsp32]

I want to say it is a member of Molex's Mini-Fit line, but I'm not sure. Can't find anything that has two guide pins and latches on the side like that, at least with 10 pins.

Certainly not going to find one pre-wired for what you want to do. I still stay de-solder it and make your own pigtail.

You might be able to jam a standard 2x5 pin board header in there, depending on the pitch.

I want to say it is a member of Molex's Mini-Fit line, but I'm not sure. Can't find anything that has two guide pins and latches on the side like that, at least with 10 pins.

Certainly not going to find one pre-wired for what you want to do. I still stay de-solder it and make your own pigtail.

You might be able to jam a standard 2x5 pin board header in there, depending on the pitch.

I think i will use the psu of the monitor itself because i am bad with soldering. Do you perhaps know if a psu pcb is safe if i wrap it in duct tape? Or do i need to make an enclosure from a different material?

(Sorry for bad english i am not native)

 

[Eximo]

I wouldn't use duct tape. Not really intended for long term, well, anything. (Not even used for ducts)

Most power supplies require at least some airflow, so wrapping it could lead to overheating. A project box would be fine. If you want to do it on the cheap, re-purpose some high temperature plastic, something that can hold boiling water. Wood would also work.