Headers & Wire Housings CLOSED W/O TABS 9P red tin 22 AWG

hi gang I'm gonna talk to you about working with pin headers both male and female a lot of projects these days involve working with manufactured boards these boards have headers on them that you connect to such as this Arduino and this Raspberry Pi as a result your homemade boards also have these headers so here's how to add headers to your boards and a bit about the jumper wires that connect them I'll start with these male pin headers male headers are the type you see on the Raspberry Pi you connect to them using female connectors like this or by plugging in another board like this what's called stacking or you might have a board that has the pins underneath and you're expected to plug that in somewhere I'll use this level shifter board as an example it's meant to work with these male headers you can see it has no screw holes for mounting it instead you're expected to solder these pin