104362-7

The 104362-7 is a 7 position rectangular connector header with gold-plated male pins. It is used as a method of connecting two parts of an electrical circuit and is often part of a larger electrical assembly.

Rectangular connectors are a type of electrical connector, also known as Headers. They have a rectangular shape and are used to terminate wires to the circuits. Headers come with various pin configurations, such as two, three, four, eight connectors, etc. The number of pins indicates the number of circuits connected by the connector. In addition, the rectangular connectors also come with various termination styles, such as straight, right angle, surface mount, etc. The 104362-7 is a right angle termination with 7 gold plated pins.

The 104362-7 is commonly used in applications requiring high voltage and high current carrying capabilities. It is suitable for use in automotive, industrial and consumer electronic applications. It is also used to connect two printed circuit boards together, allowing high-density circuit board designs to be achieved.

The working principle of a 104362-7 is simple. The male pins are crimped onto the wire conductors and a female connector housing mates with the male pins creating a physical and electrical connection. This connection ensures that power and signal each flow through their respective circuits. The connectors are designed to be robust and ensure a reliable connection between the circuits.

In summary, the 104362-7 is a 7 position rectangular connector header with gold-plated male pins which is suitable for automotive, industrial and consumer electronics applications. It is used to connect two printed circuit boards together and has a simple mating mechanism which produces a reliable connection between the circuits.