15-45-1304

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Rectangular connectors, or otherwise referred to as pin-and-socket connectors, provide customers with flexibility and customization options for all their application needs. A defined header, receptacle, and female socket add versatility and dependability for everyday use. The header, receptacle, and female socket, as part of the 15-45-1304 family of rectangular connectors, have specific characteristics that make them suitable for use in a wide range of applications—from low-voltage signal applications to high-current power strain-reliever configurations.

The 15-45-1304 connector is a two-piece rectangular connector system. It is composed of a header and receptacle which both have a male and female contact. The receptacle has two separate sets of contacts—a male and female set, both with a maximum contact current rating of 16A. The contacts can be configured in a single row or multiple rows for a wider variety of applications. The female socket of the 15-45-1304 family is also a two-piece connector. The socket consists of two parts—an insulator and a receptacle housing. The insulator provides insulation and the receptacle housing is used to hold the contacts for signal and power applications.

The 15-45-1304 connection system is suitable for a variety of applications. It is used in automotive and industrial settings, as well as in consumer electronics, telecommunications, and aerospace. This connection system is well-suited for low-voltage signal applications, as well as high-current power strain-reliever configurations. In addition, the 15-45-1304 connector is compliant with the applicable standards for each application.

The working principle of the 15-45-1304 connector involves two sets of contacts—one male and one female. The contacts fit into the receptacle and header, respectively. When the two sets of contacts are mated, and sufficient force is applied, a sound click is heard indicating that the connection is secure. The connection is made secure through two methods: electrical and mechanical connection. The electrical connection is achieved through the pins of the header and receptacle making contact with their corresponding mating contacts. The contacts are held securely in place by spring action since they are fitted in slots which allow them to move during mating. The mechanical connection also helps to ensure the electrical connection is secure since it relies on the force of the mating parts being sufficient to keep the contacts in place. In addition to the electrical connection, the mechanical connection is also important for making sure the connection is properly fastened. The mechanical connection of the 15-45-1304 connector is achieved through the use of locking accessories. These accessories are designed to securely attach the header and receptacle together, creating a secure connection between the two.

In conclusion, the 15-45-1304 family of rectangular connectors provides customers with a reliable connection system that is suitable for a variety of applications. It is composed of a header, receptacle, and female socket, and was designed with two sets of contacts. This allows for electrical and mechanical connections to be made quickly and securely. The 15-45-1304 connector is compliant with applicable standards and is suitable for low-voltage signal applications, as well as high-current power strain-reliever configurations.

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