1355204-1

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Rectangular Connectors - Housings

Rectangular connectors are common components and an essential part of any electronic system that require power, signals, and other electronic components to be connected together. Housings, also known as shells, are a critical piece of rectangular connectors, providing protection and the necessary electrical connection points. The 1355204-1 is one of many rectangular connectors housing available, and it has its own distinct application field and working principle.

Application Field

The 1355204-1 is an IRC designed, MIL-type keyed, rectangular aero / military connector designed to accept a variety of terminal options, from wire wrap to non-latching and latching pin and socket inserts. This MIL-type connector offers superior quality and dependability and is rated for up to 2,000 mating cycles. It is suitable for a variety of military and aerospace applications, including space, shipboard, and aircraft.

Structure

The 1355204-1 connector is a MIL-type, keyed, rectangular connector with several pieces. At the center of the connector is the body, which is composed of metal and plastic components to avoid heat damage during flight. The body is designed with channels or passages for inserting terminals, such as latching socket inserts, non-latching socket inserts, and wire wrap insert, depending on the application requirements. The body is also equipped with anchors or snap tabs to secure the terminals in place. A dielectric shell is then placed over the body to provide insulation and protection. Finally, a keying mechanism is attached to the dielectric shell, which will only allow the connector to mate with another connector of the same type.

Working Principle

To ensure the proper operation of the 1355204-1 connector, individual pins or sockets must first be installed into the body of the connector. The pins or sockets should then be secured in place with the anchors or snap tabs. The dielectric shell should then be aligned with the body of the connector and fastened in place with a clamp or screw. Finally, the keying system should be snapped into place and the connector should be tested to ensure that it functions properly.

Conclusion

The 1355204-1 is an IRC designed, MIL-type keyed, rectangular aero/military connector designed to accept a variety of terminals. It is suitable for a variety of military and aerospace applications and is rated for up to 2,000 mating cycles. The connector is composed of a body, dielectric shell, and a keying mechanism. The proper operation of the connector requires that pins or sockets be inserted into the body, and that the dielectric shell be aligned and fastened in place. The keying system should then be inserted to secure the connection. The 1355204-1 connector can help ensure that an electronic system is properly connected and secured.

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