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Headers and specialty pin rectangular connectors are the most commonly used electrical connectors available today. Fitted with various sizes and pin numbers, these connectors are used for a wide range of applications including automotive, consumer electronics, telecommunications, and medical devices.

Headers are essentially a form of board-to-board interconnection platform. They feature 2 to 24 contacts that have the same internal and external dimensions, allowing for easy installation and interchangeability. These headers are typically composed of a plastic housing and a contact holder with two plastic locks. Contacts can be soldered directly into the PCB or crimped on and inserted with a separate tool. These rectangular connectors typically feature a two-way insertion and unplugging housing mount. They also feature a range of contact retention forces, pin spacing, and other features that make them well-suited for various types of applications.

Specialty pin rectangular connectors are designed for applications that require a more complex design, such as displays and deeply embedded electronics. These connectors feature a range of sizes and pin numbers, as well as more advanced materials and finishes, making them well suited for high speed data transmission and other sophisticated applications. These connectors can be used to board mount, PCB mount, or custom designed applications. They typically feature a variety of contact retention forces, pin spacing, and other features that make them suitable for various applications.

The working principle of both headers and specialty pin rectangular connectors is essentially the same. Contacts are held in place by a plastic housing, and when two connectors are mated, the contacts become electrically connected. This connection is maintained through a variety of interfaces, such as screw-type, latching, or keying, depending on the type of contact used. The connection can also be maintained through the use of various contact retention forces, such as spring force contacts, as well as a variety of solder techniques.

Headers and specialty pin rectangular connectors are a great way to reduce installation time and cost. Their compatibility with a range of contact materials and termination styles make them ideal for a variety of applications. Their robust and reliable connections make them ideal for a wide variety of industries, such as automotive, consumer electronics, telecommunications, and medical device markets.

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