Here's a Detailed Description:

40-Pin Berg Strip: The Berg strip, also known as a header strip or pin header, consists of a row of 40 pins. These pins are typically arranged in a single row and are used for making electrical connections on a printed circuit board (PCB).

Female Square Hole Type: One end of the Berg strip features female square holes. These square-shaped receptacles are designed to accept male pins from other components, providing a secure and reliable connection. Female connectors are commonly used for interfacing with male pins on various electronic devices or PCBs.

Male Type: The other end of the Berg strip features male pins. These pins are designed to be inserted into corresponding female connectors or sockets. Male connectors are commonly used for establishing connections with female receptacles on other components or PCBs.

Pin Spacing: The pins on the Berg strip are spaced at a pitch of 2mm. This pitch refers to the distance between the center of one pin to the center of the adjacent pin.

Versatility and Applications: The combination of female square holes and male connectors on the Berg strip offers versatility in connecting electronic components and PCBs. It is suitable for applications where a 2mm pitch is required, and components with either male or female connectors need to be easily interchanged.