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Rectangular Connectors, also known as pin headers or male pins, are used as an electrical part for connecting wires with a PCB. In most applications, these connectors are easy to use, and can quickly join two circuits together. The most common way of using a rectangular connector is with the use of pins that can be plugged into a PCB.

The rectangular connector is constructed from two metal sheets that form a pocket in the middle. A metal pin is inserted into the hole in the pocket, and then the pocket is filled with soldering. This creates an electrical connection between the two metal sheets. As the rectangular connector is connected to the PCB, it securely holds the wire in place.

The rectangular connector is commonly used in PCBs in a range of applications. These include computer hardware, telecommunications, telecommunications equipment, networking devices, and automotive electronics. Additionally, they are used for manufacturing home electronics, office equipment, consumer appliances, and industrial control systems.

The working principle of the rectangular connector is based on electrical principles. When the two metal sheets are soldered together, they form a conductive path and an electrical current is created. This current flows from one metal sheet to the other and through the hole in the pocket. The current flows between the metal sheets and the wire, which carries the electrical signal through the circuit. When the wire is plugged into the PCB, the current flows through the circuit and is collected by the battery or regulator.

Rectangular connectors offer an easy-to-use and reliable way to connect two circuits together. They are available in a variety of sizes and configurations, allowing for the selection of the appropriate connection for the application. They are also relatively low-cost and widely available. Additionally, they are easy to install and maintain, with minimal disruption to the circuit.

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