This 2.54mm pogo pin clip clamp is a PCB programming and testing fixture designed to provide a temporary electrical connection to PCB pads without soldering. The fixture features a 1×9P (9-pin) configuration with 2.54mm pin spacing and uses gold-plated spring-loaded pogo pins for electrical contact. Its clip-style clamp design allows quick attachment to compatible PCB layouts during programming and testing operations. Suitable applications include PCB programming, firmware downloading/flashing, debugging, and production testing where temporary access to PCB signals is required. Features: 2.54mm pin pitch compatible with standard 2.54mm PCB pad spacing Gold-plated spring-loaded pogo pin contacts Clip-style fixture for temporary PCB connection No soldering required during programming or testing Available in multiple pin-count variants (3P–10P), including 1×9P configuration Suitable for PCB programming, firmware flashing, debugging, and testing applications Black housing construction Specifications: Product Type: PCB Pogo Pin Clip Fixture Pin Pitch: 2.54mm Pin Configuration: 1x9P (9-Pin) Contact Type: Gold-Plated Pogo Pins Probe Mechanism: Spring-Loaded Connection Method: Clip Clamp Fixture Mounting Style: Solderless Clip-On Material Finish: Gold-Plated Contacts Color: Black Application: PCB Programming & Testing Compatible Use: Firmware Download, Debugging & Prototyping Electrical Contact: Low Resistance Stable Connection Package Includes: 1 x 2.54mm Pin Pitch PCB Clip Clamp Fixture Gold-plated Pogo Pins 3P 4P 5P 6P 7P 8P 9P 10P Probe Clip Tool PCB Program Download Burn Black 1x9P
Specifications
| Pin Pitch | 2.54mm |
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| Pin Configuration | 3P–10P options (including 1x9P variant) |
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| Contact Type | Gold-Plated Pogo Pins |
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| Connection Method | PCB Clamp / Probe Fixture |
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| Application | PCB Programming, Firmware Download / Burning (Testing & Debugging implied) |
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| Color | Black |
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| Shipping Weight | 0.030 kg |
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| Shipping Dimensions | 8 × 7 × 4 cm |
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