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Rectangular connectors are an essential component in the design and construction of electronic circuits. These connectors are used to provide a secure, reliable and economical connection between two sets of contacts. Because of their shape and size, rectangular connectors are often referred to as headers, male pins, or male headers.

0908163008 Application Field and Working Principle – Rectangular Connectors – Headers, Male Pins.

Rectangular Connectors are one of the most common connectors used in many industries. They are used in telecommunications, robotics, medical, automotive, military and aerospace applications. These versatile connectors have a long history of use in all types of applications where there is a need for connecting two circuits.

The most common type of rectangular connector is the header, which is composed of a series of metal pins on a plastic body. The seperate male pins are inserted into the appropriate holes in the header and secured there by means of screws, soldering, or adhesion. The contacts on the male pins are then either soldered to the circuit board or connected to the associated cables. The headers are available in both single and double row varieties, with different pin patterns and spacing available.

Male pin connectors are also typically used in electrical and electronic equipment. These connectors are inserted into the appropriate holes in the female socket, and they mate with the header to form an electrical connection. The end of the male pin typically has a plastic or metal sleeve that prevents it from shorting out in the socket. The connectors may be male-to-male or male-to-female; the electrical connection is usually made by soldering or pressing the pins together.

0908163008 Working Principle – Rectangular Connectors – Headers, Male Pins.

The main purpose of a rectangular connector is to transfer electrical energy from one side to the other. Depending on the type of connector, this can be accomplished through various mechanisms such as soldering, screw terminals, or adhesives. The connector is generally designed to provide a secure connection between the two pieces of equipment. This is done by having contact points that match the pin pattern of the hardware being connected, and ensuring that there is adequate cover or insulation between the two sets of pins.

When connecting the two devices, the pins of the male side of the connector are first inserted into holes on the female side. The pins are then connected via soldering or through the use of screw terminals. This creates the physical connection between the two pieces of equipment. Once the connection is established, the electrical current can flow between the two devices.

Rectangular connectors are also available in various sizes and shapes. The size of the pins and the spacing between them is important for determining how much electrical current can be transmitted, as well as how reliable the connection between the two pieces of equipment is. Different types of these connectors are available in various sizes and configurations, allowing them to be adapted for a wide range of electrical applications.

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