10-89-9487

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Rectangular Connectors, also known as Headers, have been widely used in applications such as telecommunications, medical, industrial, and aerospace. The most common type of rectangular connector is the male pin type, also referred to as 10-89-9487. It can be found in a variety of areas and environments. This article will explain the types or categories of 10-89-9487 connectors, their design and working principles.

There are multiple types of 10-89-9487 rectangular connectors, from board-to-board, board-to-cable, and board-to-panel configurations. Each type provides different features, such as board-to-board which consist of two headers with male pins intended to be mounted on a circuit board, board-to-cable and board-to-panel which consist of single row or double row headers with female contacts. Board-to-cable allows devices to connect to one another by way of cables, while Board-to-panel makes a direct connection from a circuit board to a flat surface.

The design for the 10-89-9487 rectangular connector consists of male pins that mate with mating receptacles which can be either panel mounted or board mounted. The terminal grounding system consists of a ground plate spring, which is designed to hold the board firmly onto the grounding plate, providing a conductive path for the ground connection. The termination system is designed to ensure good electrical contact between the contacts in the connector, and the wires in the cable. The pins are inserted into the matching receptacle, and the contacts are crimped to ensure a good connection.

The working principle behind the 10-89-9487 rectangular connector is the same as other types of rectangular connectors. It is designed to transfer electrical signals between two circuits. The main difference between the 10-89-9487 and other types of connectors is the grounding system, which provides a path for the relay of electrical signal from one circuit to another. The signal is transferred through the pins and contacts which convert the electronic signals into physical signals, which are then transmitted to the receiving end. In the case of board-to-cable systems, the signal is sent through the cable, and the wires inside act as the transmission medium.

Overall, 10-89-9487 rectangular connectors are widely recognised for their versatility and ease of use. There are many different styles and configurations available, each of which provide a different set of features. The design of the connectors facilitates their use in a variety of applications, from board-to-board, board-to-cable, and board-to-panel. They are designed with a grounding system consisting of a ground plate spring which provides a conducting path for the ground connection, and a termination system to ensure good electrical contact between the contacts in the connector and the wires in the cable. Their working principle is the same as that of other types of rectangular connectors, as they are designed to transfer electrical signals between two circuits.

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