1470078-1

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The 1470078-1 pluggable connector is a mixture of construction styles and materials that are designed to be joined and held together. The most common materials used for the construction of pluggables are zinc die-cast, brass, aluminum, thermoplastic, and stainless steel. Plastic connectors also have an interface surface that is gradient-colored from white to black promoting easier and quicker recognition. This type of connector supports quick assembly and can be used in a number of applications.

1470078-1 pluggable connectors are usually utilized in a wide range of applications, from aviation to automotive, industrial equipment, and consumer electronics. Such products include wire connectors, power connectors, RF connectors, antenna connectors, USB connectors, D-sub connectors, and jack connectors. As these products vary depending on their application, they all have two main working principles: electromagnetic compatibility and shock resistance.

Understanding the electromagnetic compatibility (EMC) and the related principles for a 1470078-1 connector is important for the proper functioning of the component and the safety of users. The EMC is the ability of an electrical device to work alongside other equipment while not being affected by their electromagnetic fields. Different components exhibit varied levels of EMC and, as such, connectors must be compatible with other components in order to ensure system performance. Furthermore, devices must be shock-resistant in order to ensure user safety. The shock resistance of plugs must be tested to see how it can survive falls or impact to the ground, while both the cable and connector must be tested to ensure that neither suffers from short-circuits or any other electrical failures.

The 1470078-1 pluggable connector uses a combination of different construction styles and materials in order to join or hold together two or more components. These connectors are mainly used in a variety of industries, such as aviation, automotive, industrial equipment, and consumer electronics. In order to ensure this type of connector works in harmony with other components and avoids any potential shock incidents, both electromagnetic compatibility and shock resistance principles must be considered.

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