What are the common connectors used in stackable daughter cards?

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Stackable daughter cards typically use connectors similar to IC pin sockets but with closer spacing and multiple rows. These connectors are designed to provide rigidity and stability for stacked configurations. AMP (now Tyco) manufactures a variety of connectors suitable for these applications, including board-to-board stacked connections. Users can find more information and images of these connectors on the AMP/Tyco website. Understanding the specific types of connectors can enhance the design and functionality of stackable daughter cards.
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In stackable daughter cards, what type of connectors are typically used? They're kind of like IC pin sockets but closer together with several rows. They're probably more rigid as well. I never knew what they were called so if you know I'd appreciate it!
 
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