15-29-6026

The 15-29-6026 rectangular connector is a type of electrical connector manufactured primarily for its use in digital and electronic circuit boards. It is often referred to as a header, male pins, or connector receptacle. This particular connector is designed specifically to make it easier to solder the connector onto circuit boards. The connector is made up of two parts—the header/male pins and the receptacle. The header/male pins, which are soldered to the circuit board, make up the electrical contact, while the receptacle houses the contacts and provides the connection.

The 15-29-6026 rectangular connector is designed in a single-row double-row configuration. In this configuration, the header is made up of two parallel rows of male pins that are resistant to corrosion and temperature extremes. The receptacle, which is often made of a thermoplastic housing, contains two sets of identical female contacts which align in the open spaces between the male pins. When the two halves of the connector are pushed together, they create a secure and reliable interconnect. The connector typically comes with a strain relief piece to secure the connection and to help prevent damage to the connector when pulled apart.

The working principle of the 15-29-6026 rectangular connector is fairly straightforward. When the connector is pushed together, the female contacts align with the male pins, creating an electrical connection. This connection travels through to the other end of the connector, where it can be further tampered with by either a mechanical or electrical connection.

The 15-29-6026 rectangular connector is a popular choice for a wide range of applications, such as data, digital, and audio applications. It is also used in a variety of other industrial applications, such as communications, power, and process control. As it is highly reliable and able to withstand extreme temperatures and environments, the 15-29-6026 connector is ideal for applications that require a reliable, durable connection.