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Rectangular Connectors - Headers, Male Pins

Rectangular connectors, commonly referred to as headers or male pins, are electronic components used as an electrical connection between two parts of a circuit. The two main types of rectangular connectors are headers and male pins. Headers are connectors funded on a printed circuit board (PCB). They are used for connecting external wires of an electrical circuit to the PC board itself. Male pins are connectors that thread into the printed circuit board and provide an electrical connection between two external components. Headers and male pins are used for a variety of electrical applications.

Headers consist of two parts: a base and pins. The base is made from plastic or metal and is the foundation for the pins. Pins provide electrical connection points for external components. The base is located on the PCB and the pins are the exposed parts of the header. Some headers are designed to fit multiple pins and some pins are designed to be removable and replaceable.

Male pins, also known as pins or pin headers, are similar to headers but they have one less part. Male pins have two basic components: the pin and the annular ring. The pin is made from metal and the annular ring is made from metal or plastic. The pin is threaded into the PCB and the annular ring is the exposed part of the pin. Male pins can be found in a variety of shapes such as round, square, or rectangular.

Headers and male pins have a variety of applications, most notably in the automotive industry, telecommunications, and consumer electronics. In the automotive industry, headers and male pins are used for a variety of purposes such as in automobile audio systems, instrument clusters, and interior lighting systems. In consumer electronics, headers and male pins are used for a variety of purposes such as in DVD players, CD players, and MP3 players.

The two most common types of headers and male pins are the DIP (or dual-inline package) and PGA (or pin grid array). The DIP has two rows of pins and is commonly used for connecting two components together on a printed circuit board. PGA connectors have a grid of pins and are used for signal and power distribution. DIP and PGA connectors are commonly used in telecommunications, computers, and other electronic devices.

Headers and male pins have two common working principles: current flow and voltage measurement. In current flow, the current travels through the pins of the header and male pin, connecting two points of a circuit. In voltage measurement, the voltages of the two circuits can be measured using the pins of the header or male pin. This principle is commonly used for the testing of electronics components and their behavior in an electrical circuit.

Headers and male pins are two essential components for making electrical connections between two circuits. They are designed to be reliable and portable, making them ideal for a variety of applications. Although their working principles may be similar, their design, size, and shape can significantly vary depending on each application.

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