0417910836

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Rectangular connectors are widely used in modern electronic circuit designs as these are cost-effective and reliable in connecting circuit boards. The 0417910836 is a 2.54mm pitch connector that is suited for high-speed digital applications thanks to its common 2-row stacking block design. It features a headless shoulder design and provides latching clips to secure the connection.

The connector is intended to be used in a single-row and double-row configurations which makes it very versatile and suitable for all sorts of circuit boards and devices. It features multiple contact positions, meaning it can be used to connect a variety of circuits in a very efficient manner. The contacts of these connectors are made from die-cast zinc alloy material which gives it a high current carrying capability.

When it comes to the working principle, the 0417910836 connector has a snap-on feature which allows it to connect with other ports easily and quickly. All one needs to do is insert the male pin into the female connector and the connection is secured firmly. The connector also provides a stable interface connection that ensures maximum signal quality. Furthermore, the stable connection provided also helps to reduce data loss due to electromagnetic interference.

The connector can also be used in combination with other rectangular connectors which helps to reduce the number of connections between two points. Moreover, the connector offers a maximum current passing capacity of up to 1.0A, enabling it to be used for digital circuits containing a larger current load.

All in all, the 0417910836 rectangular connectors are a great choice for almost any electronic circuit designer. Thanks to its versatile design, the connector can easily be incorporated into a wide variety of circuit boards and devices. Additionally, its snap-on feature makes it extremely convenient and reliable for connecting multiple circuits together.

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