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Types of Rectangular Connectors

Rectangular connectors are available in a variety of shapes and sizes and are suitable for a wide range of applications. The most commonly used types include headers, receptacles, and female sockets. Each type of rectangular connector has its own operating principles and is designed for specific applications.

Headers

Headers are highly versatile rectangular connectors with an electrical contact surface that connects two or more components. They are commonly used in applications that involve physical contact between two or more components, such as microcomputer circuit boards and their peripherals, automotive accessories, and light power control. Headers are available in a variety of sizes, shapes, and cable configurations to meet the specific needs of the application.

Receptacles

Receptacles are rectangular connectors that are designed to receive a plug or header. Typically, they are used to mechanically secure one or more electrical components to a mounting surface, such as a circuit board. They are available in a variety of sizes, shapes, and cable configurations to meet the specific needs of the application.

Female Sockets

Female sockets are generally used in applications that require an electrical connection to or from an electrical signal. They are commonly used in industrial control applications, such as motion control, communication systems, and process instrumentation. Female sockets are available in several sizes and shapes to meet the specific needs of the application.

1443600000 Application Field and Working Principle

Connectors of the 1443600000 series are specifically designed for medium-to-high power applications. These connectors feature an insulation system designed for resistance to shocked impulse voltages of 15 kV and currents of up to 65A. This makes them ideal for harsh environments, such as outdoor applications, and are well-suited for use in military, automotive, and aerospace applications.

The connectors of the 1443600000 series feature two particular pieces: the male connector and the female connector. The male connector, commonly referred to as the "header," is designed to securely connect to the device or component which is to be powered. The female connector, commonly referred to as the "socket," accepts a male connector and serves as the power source. The connection is made by positioning both the male and female connectors and then crimping the terminals together.

The terminals used in these connectors are made of brass and are designed for termination with copper or copper-clad wires. The terminals are highly resilient and are resistant to vibration. The shielding is designed to protect against EMI and RFI interference, and the contacts feature a wiping action that enables better contact and reliability.

These connectors are often used in applications where high-power efficiency is critical. The combination of the shielding, terminal design, and insulating construction ensure that the connection is secure and reliable. The connectors are also highly versatile and may be used in a variety of applications, including audio and video equipment, consumer electronics, security systems, instrumentation, industrial control, and lighting.

Conclusion

Rectangular connectors, such as headers, receptacles, and female sockets, are commonly used for a variety of applications. They provide reliable and secure physical and electrical connections between two or more components. The 1443600000 series is specifically designed for medium-to-high power applications and features an insulation system designed for resistance to shocked impulse voltages, making them ideal for harsh environment applications. Their versatility makes them suitable for use in audio and video systems, consumer electronics, security systems, and instrumentation.