JST BM02B-GHS-TBT (GH 1.25mm SMT header)
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JST BM02B-GHS-TBT - 2-pin, 1.25mm pitch, SMT top-entry GH-series board header (mates GHR-02V-S wire housing). Interactive JST-vs-KiCad 3D comparison; sym/fp from JST datasheet (ds2sf) + KiCad. Run chi
JST BM02B-GHS-TBT
2-pin · 1.25 mm pitch · top (SMT) entry board header from JST's GH series — the board-side connector that solders to your PCB. It mates the GHR-02V-S wire-side housing to form a complete wire-to-board connection.
- Datasheet: JST GH series catalog · JST product page: GH series
- Buy: Mouser · DigiKey
Interactive 3D — watch the connector assemble itself
The 3D viewer above is an animated, looping mate sequence (two columns — KiCad library (left) vs JST manufacturer (right)). On a raised PCB (footprint pads on top, 5 mm above the ground plane) it shows, in slow motion:
- the board header descending onto the PCB — watch the pins land on the footprint pads to confirm the footprint lines up, then
- the GHR-02V-S wire housing sliding into the board header along its real mating axis (straight down — top entry).
Colour tells you the source at a glance: blue = JST manufacturer CAD, tan/grey = KiCad library. Each column is captioned in-scene (JST manufacturer / KiCad library).
The manufacturer models in the viewer are intentionally lossy GLB previews (GLB drops the STEP's parametric detail) — enough to judge fit and footprint alignment. The genuine parametric STEP stays with JST and is one chip-fetcher skill-run away.
The mating system (full cable BOM)
A board header alone is not a connection. To build the cable you also need the wire-side housing that plugs onto this header and the crimp contacts that crimp to your wires and snap into it.
| Role | Part | Key spec | Source |
|---|---|---|---|
| Board header (this page) | BM02B-GHS-TBT | 2-pin, 1.25 mm, 1 A | JST STEP (gated) · KiCad sym+fp |
| Wire housing | GHR-02V-S | 2-circuit | JST STEP (gated) |
| Crimp contact | SSHL-002T-P0.2 or SSHL-003T-P0.2 |
AWG #32–26 | JST (gated) |
System: 1.25 mm pitch · 1 A max · top (SMT) entry. Always confirm ratings against the JST datasheet for your build.
Symbol & footprint: ds2sf (JST datasheet) vs KiCad
The ds2sf symbol/footprint are derived from JST's own datasheet; the KiCad ones are the standard-library generics. The viewers below show both so you can compare pad geometry and pin mapping. Pin 1 is the square pad — verify in the footprint viewer before placement.
Provenance & licensing
- Symbol / footprint and the KiCad model inside the bundled comparison 3D: KiCad libraries (
Connector_JST,Connector_Generic), redistributable under the KiCad Library License with attribution. - The JST-coloured models in the scene are lossy preview meshes; the genuine JST manufacturer STEP for the header, the GHR-02V-S housing, and the crimp contacts — plus JST datasheets — are not rehosted. JST's download agreement (clause 2) prohibits redistributing their original files to third parties; we link to JST and show you how to fetch them yourself via chip-fetcher.
# JST BM02B-GHS-TBT
**2-pin · 1.25 mm pitch · top (SMT) entry** board header from JST's **GH series** —
the **board-side** connector that solders to your PCB. It mates the **GHR-02V-S** wire-side housing
to form a complete wire-to-board connection.
- **Datasheet:** [JST GH series catalog](https://www.jst-mfg.com/product/pdf/eng/eGH.pdf) · **JST product page:** [GH series](https://www.jst-mfg.com/product/index.php?series=105)
- **Buy:** [Mouser](https://www.mouser.com/c/?q=BM02B-GHS-TBT) · [DigiKey](https://www.digikey.com/en/products/result?keywords=BM02B-GHS-TBT)
## Interactive 3D — watch the connector assemble itself
The 3D viewer above is an **animated, looping mate sequence** (**two columns** — KiCad library (left) vs JST manufacturer (right)). On a raised PCB
(footprint pads on top, 5 mm above the ground plane) it shows, in slow motion:
1. the **board header** descending onto the PCB — **watch the pins land on the footprint pads** to
confirm the footprint lines up, then
2. the **GHR-02V-S wire housing** sliding into the board header along its real mating axis (straight down — **top entry**).
Colour tells you the source at a glance: **blue = JST manufacturer CAD**, **tan/grey = KiCad library**. Each column is captioned in-scene (*JST manufacturer* / *KiCad library*).
> The manufacturer models in the viewer are intentionally **lossy GLB previews** (GLB drops the STEP's
> parametric detail) — enough to judge fit and footprint alignment. The genuine parametric **STEP** stays
> with JST and is one chip-fetcher skill-run away.
## The mating system (full cable BOM)
A board header alone is not a connection. To build the cable you also need the **wire-side housing**
that plugs onto this header and the **crimp contacts** that crimp to your wires and snap into it.
| Role | Part | Key spec | Source |
|---|---|---|---|
| **Board header** (this page) | **BM02B-GHS-TBT** | 2-pin, 1.25 mm, 1 A | JST STEP (gated) · KiCad sym+fp |
| **Wire housing** | **GHR-02V-S** | 2-circuit | JST STEP (gated) |
| **Crimp contact** | `SSHL-002T-P0.2` or `SSHL-003T-P0.2` | AWG #32–26 | JST (gated) |
System: 1.25 mm pitch · 1 A max · top (SMT) entry. Always confirm ratings against the JST datasheet for your build.
## Symbol & footprint: ds2sf (JST datasheet) vs KiCad
The **ds2sf** symbol/footprint are derived from **JST's own datasheet**; the **KiCad** ones are the
standard-library generics. The viewers below show both so you can compare pad geometry and pin mapping.
Pin 1 is the **square pad** — verify in the footprint viewer before placement.
## Provenance & licensing
- Symbol / footprint and the **KiCad model** inside the bundled comparison 3D: **KiCad libraries** (`Connector_JST`,
`Connector_Generic`), redistributable under the KiCad Library License with attribution.
- The JST-coloured models in the scene are **lossy preview meshes**; the genuine JST manufacturer **STEP**
for the header, the **GHR-02V-S housing**, and the crimp contacts — plus JST datasheets — are **not**
rehosted. JST's download agreement (clause 2) prohibits redistributing their original files to third
parties; we link to JST and show you how to fetch them yourself via [chip-fetcher](https://wiki.adom.inc/adom/adom-chip-fetcher).