15210402601333

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Wire-to-wire and wire-to-board connections are essential for any current-carrying electrical application. They provide reliable, efficient paths for power supply and communications signals within equipment and in many cases, complements PC board designs. Those wire-to-board and wire-to-wire applications demand a wide variety of connectors with power capabilities up to 10 Amps and carry current ratings from two to 24 positions.

Rectangular connectors, also known as headers, receptacles, and female sockets, are used primarily in industrial control, automation, and instrumentation applications. Rectangular connectors, as well as other rectangular designs, are categorized by the number of contacts and the mounting technique. STAMP/DIN, IDC/DIN, IDC/Wire Wrap and Tab/Conductor designs are the most common types.

15210402601333 Application Field and Working Principle

The 15210402601333 rectangular connector is designed to provide a secure, reliable power and signal transfer between PCBs and other devices. The connector is a two-position, single row, female receptacle connector with solder termination, and features a 4mm pitch, a panel-mount retention that is locking with a cover, pitch-compensated contacts, two types of retention force, and a standoff feature that requires no tools for mounting. This design provides excellent mating and unmating performance, high mechanical stability, and a reliable contact system with a low contact resistance.

The working principle of the 15210402601333 is relatively simple. The mated connector has three contact surfaces that are in direct contact with the PCB or socket. Two of these are the locking/retention contacts, which grip the header securely and retain it in place. The other contact is the electrical contact, which connects the power and signal pins to the appropriate contacts on the header or socket.

The locking and electrical contacts are combined on the connector as a unit. When mated, the locking contacts are pressed against the PCB or socket, while the electrical contacts make contact with the header or socket. The contacts are designed with contact-gap compensation technology, which ensures that the contacts maintain a consistent level of electrical contact throughout the contact life.

The 15210402601333 rectangular connector is an excellent choice for applications where reliable power and signal transfer is essential. Its locking design and pitch-compensated contacts provide superior electrical performance and reliability, even in critical high-vibration applications. In addition, the connector is UL and CSA approved, making it suitable for use in instrumentation and automotive applications.

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