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Series:	SL 70066
Packaging:	Bulk
Part Status:	Active
Connector Type:	Receptacle
Contact Type:	Female Socket
Number of Positions:	23
Pitch:	0.100" (2.54mm)
Number of Rows:	1
Row Spacing:	--
Mounting Type:	Free Hanging (In-Line)
Contact Termination:	Crimp
Fastening Type:	--
Color:	Black
Features:	--
Note:	Contacts Not Included

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Rectangular Connectors- Housings - Application Fields and Working Principle

Rectangular connector housings are among the most widely used types of connectors across the world. The housings come in a variety of sizes and shapes, ranging from simple two- to three-pole units, to smaller connector arrays that can accommodate up to 100 separate contact points. From being standard in telecommunications and industrial setups, the use of rectangular connector housings is becoming increasingly popular in consumer electronics, such as computers and mobile phones.Rectangular connector housings enable a secure way of connecting electrical and electronic components, ensuring that power and signals can reliably flow between devices. Connector housings can be secured using something like a threaded mounting system which provides a strong and reliable way of connecting components, making them great for applications requiring hazardous environment protection, including military and aerospace. Rectangular connector housings have two main components: the housing and the contact. The housing is the metal part into which the contact can be inserted. It comes in a variety of shapes, sizes and colors, depending on its purpose and the environment in which it will be used. The contact consists of a metal or plastic base, which will then have pins or wire tails attached to it for making the electrical connection. The contact is the movable part of the connector, while the housing provides the fixed mounting points.The working principle of rectangular connector housings is simple: there are two housing halves which snap together to form the connector. The contact then slots into the housing, and when the two halves are fully connected, it forms a secure connection. The contact can then be adjusted depending on what type of signal or power it is passing, either AC or DC current, or a digital signal. The housing usually has a locking mechanism, ensuring that the contact remains secure even under vibration or shock.The types of contact used in rectangular connector housings depends on the application; different contacts are rated to handle different power levels, and the type of signal they are passing. Some contacts may be designed for low power, while others are suitable for higher power levels. The number of contact points on the rectangular housing will depend on the application and the environment in which it is used. For example, in a military application, the housings may need to have a large number of separate contact points, as this will reduce the chance of interference and increase the reliability of the connection.Rectangular connector housings are able to provide reliable connections in various applications, from industrial to consumer electronics. By using different contacts and mounting systems, they can be used in hazardous environment protection, ensuring a secure connection between devices even in extreme conditions. With more and more applications requiring robust and reliable power and signal connections, rectangular connector housings play an increasingly important role in providing reliable solutions.

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