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09195166923 Rectangular Connectors - Headers, Male Pins have a wide range of applications and it is important to understand their working principle. With their versatility, rectangular connectors are a go-to solution in a variety of industries, ranging from automotive and military to medical and industrial. Rectangular connectors are commonly used for the gathering, distributing and connecting of signals, power and/or data within assemblies and systems.

The two main types of rectangular connectors are headers and male pins. Headers are two types of connectors that come in single row, double row and triple row versions. To simplify, a single row header has one set of pin contacts, while a double row header has two sets of pin contacts, and a triple row header has three sets of contacts. These headers are soldered on to a printed circuit board to provide power and/or signal connection and these connections can be made through a range of set configurations. On the other hand, male pins are primarily used as an external connector with mating female counterparts.

Either a single row, dual row or triple row header can be soldered on a PCB depending on the application, and for these types of rectangular connectors the pitch, or spacing, between the contacts vary. This pitch can range from 2.54 mm all the way up to 6.00 mm, and this can be important when mating with other components or devices. 09195166923 headers and male pins feature two main series, which are 0.100" pins and 0.156" pin series.

The 0.100" series is the most popular of the two series, while 0.156" pin series is less commonly used, and is often employed when spacing constraints are of utmost importance. Additionally, the 0.100" headers feature an elongated plastic insulator that wraps around the contacts, but this extra feature makes the headers slightly wider than the 0.156" pin series connectors. This elongated plastic insulator provides strain relief and overmolding that ensures a good connection is maintained between the header and the mating component.

When it comes to the working principle of 09195166923 rectangular connectors, headers are commonly soldered onto the surface of a PCB in order to make a secure connection between two components. Headers are available in different pin numbers (such as 20 pins, 40 pins, etc.) that provide flexibility for different applications. Male pins are soldered onto one side of the header, and then a female mating component is connected to the other side in order to make a complete connection. Once the assembly is complete, the connection ensures that electricity and/or data is able to flow between the two components.

09195166923 rectangular connectors are a versatile solution for a variety of industries, making them a popular choice for many applications. It is important to understand their working principle in order to make the most of their potential to ensure efficient and reliable connectivity between components.

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