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Rectangular Connectors - Headers, Receptacles, Female Sockets are electronic connector type that conforms to the 0444751822 standard. This standard is designed to make it easier for both designer and manufacturer to interchangeability and interchangeability of components. The standard also includes other considerations such as pin type, size, spacing and row or column count.

Rectangular connectors have two main types – headers and receptacles. A header is a female mounting connector with pins used to connect with receptacles or female sockets. The headers include multiple contacts or pins on each side which are arranged in two rows or more. Typically the rows are spaced 0.100 inch apart. The header is available in various pin counts ranging from 8 to as high as 100 and above.

A receptacle or female socket is the male version of the header. It is composed of contacts, typically found on printed circuit boards. The receptacle is designed to mate with a header. Receptacles are also available in different pin counts ranging from 8 to 100 and more. The standard contact spacing for two-row headers and receptacles are 0.100 inches apart.

The 0444751822 standard also specifies the contact type used on rectangular connectors. The most commonly used contact type is the single-piece machined contact. This type of contact is made from one single piece of material such as Brass, Stainless Steel, or Aluminum which has been machined and then plated. The single-piece machined contact is suitable for higher current applications as it provides reliable electrical contact and low contact resistance. The double-piece machined contact is another contact type used in the 0444751822 standard. It is composed of two pieces of contact material which are machined then plated. The double-piece machined contact is suitable for high vibration applications.

All rectangular connectors, headers, receptacles and female sockets, must follow the 0444751822 standard. The standard includes the required dimensions, contacts types, contact counts and interface spacing. This standard is used by all major manufacturers in the military, industrial, and commercial industries.

The working principle of rectangular connectors is simple. The mating of two connectors provides an electrical connection path and the transfer of signals between two points. The surface mount and round pin connectors can be mechanically connected by inserting and twisting or locking them together. When the pins of the connector are completely connected to each other, an electrical connection between the two points is created. To protect the connection from any environmental conditions which may affect the signal, a rubber housing or special rubber gaskets are normally used.

The 0444751822 rectangular connectors are used in a variety of applications. The most common of these applications include automotive, telecommunications, audio-video, and military. These connectors are used in applications where space and weight are a major factor, as they are very small and lightweight. They are also used for applications where a water or dust proof seal is required. Many military and aerospace applications also use rectangular connectors to provide a robust electrical connection.

In conclusion, 0444751822 rectangular connectors - headers, receptacles, and female sockets are part of a standard that specifies dimensions, contact count, and other requirements for connectors of this type. The working principle of these connectors is simple and it involves the electrical and mechanical connection of the pins in order to provide an electrical connection between two points. These connectors are used in a variety of applications including automotive, audio-video, and military.

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