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0787873654 rectangular connectors are primarily used in the electronic industry as a form of connection between two or more circuits. Usually used for power and signal transmission, they comprise of a discrete pin or blade which both make and break contact between the circuits.

Rectangular connectors are readily categorised into three main types – Headers, Receptacles, and Female Sockets.

Headers

Headers are basically a socket into which another connector can be inserted. They are usually located at one end of a cable or printed circuit board, and they often feature tabs on either side, so that when the other connector is inserted into the header, it is secured and held via the tabs. Similarly, they may have an additional bar which protrudes into the base of the connector, used for extra security and retention.

Headers are available in several different sizes, with different pin counts and pitch distances between each pin. The number of pins enclosed in the header is dependent upon the amount of circuits or signals that need to be transmitted.

Receptacles

As the opposite of headers, receptacles are connectors that are attached to the end of a cable or the opposite end of the circuit board that the headers are located on. Receptacles have holes which should interlock with the protruding pins on the header once the two sockets are connected.

Female Sockets

Female sockets are a type of connector which have protruding pins located on the plug instead of the socket. This type of connection is commonly found in audio systems and other systems which use multiple signals at once, as female sockets are capable of transmitting multiple audio and signal combinations.

The connection system for female sockets is relatively straightforward – the plug is inserted into the socket containing the pins, and the connection is made via the pins and the surrounding shielding.

Working Principle

The working principle of 0787873654 rectangular connectors is simple. The pins or blades of the connector make contact with the complementary connector, establishing a connection. When a current is running through the connection, the connector and the corresponding connector also become hot, as the current passes through them.

By using headers to make contact with receptacles, or male sockets to make contact with female sockets, you can maintain a secure and reliable connection between circuits. This makes 0787873654 rectangular connectors a useful addition to any device that requires a reliable connection between two or more points.

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