15-44-4106

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Rectangular Connectors - Headers, Receptacles, Female Sockets

15-44-4106 Connectors is a type of rectangular connectors used in various applications from industries to consumer electronics. The 15-44-4106 Connectors are generally used to connect two or more circuit boards together, aiding the flow of electricity between the connected circuits.

The 15-44-4106 connectors feature female and male connectors, male headers and female sockets. Each connector has a variety of contact carriers and pins to choose from. Additionally, this particular connector offers various features such as being lockable, meeting sealing requirements, and also providing a secure fit. Other accessories such as mounting bracket, panel cutout, contact receptacles, and shielding make the process of assembling the connector easier.

Application Field and Working Principle

The 15-44-4106 Connector is commonly used in appliance, medical, telecom, automotive, industrial, and consumer electronics applications. The wide range of applications this connector type can be used in makes it an ideal choice for many manufacturers.

The working principle of this particular connector is quite basic. To start, the user would attach the male header into the female socket, which is done easily by pressing the two parts together. This is a common process used to connect two different circuit boards together, which will enable them to interact with one another by transferring signals and power.

After the male header and female socket are connected, they are usually held in place by a latching mechanism. This helps ensure the connection is secure and won’t come apart easily, even with the vibrations caused by movement or external forces. The user can release the latch on the male header to disconnect the two circuit boards.

The contact receptors on the 15-44-4106 Connector help ensure a reliable connection between the circuit boards. Each receptor is usually made up of either gold or tin-plated contacts, ensuring the contact won’t corrode. The contacts also help protect the circuit boards from electrostatic discharge (ESD), ensuring the safety of the user and the equipment.

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