160-40-950-00-001000

Series:	160
Packaging:	Tube
Part Status:	Active
Connector Type:	DIP, DIL - Header
Contact Type:	Slotted
Number of Positions:	50
Pitch:	0.100" (2.54mm)
Number of Rows:	2
Row Spacing:	0.900" (22.86mm)
Mounting Type:	Through Hole
Termination:	Solder
Features:	--
Contact Finish:	Tin
Contact Finish Thickness:	200.0µin (5.08µm)
Color:	Black

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160-40-950-00-001000 Rectangular Connectors - Headers and Specialty Pin Applications and Working Principles

Rectangular Connectors - Headers and Specialty Pin, commonly abbreviated as HSPs, are integral components of numerous electronic devices, from computers to appliances. As their name implies, headers and specialty pins allow wiring and mechanical components to interact, enabling connectivity, grounding, and power distribution.

HSPs are distinguished by their arrangement and construction, which can vary across product types. Generally, they consist of a large array of pins or columns and a body containing a multitude of small connection points, or receptacles. HSPs usually feature mechanical hookups such as rivets or pins to ensure a secure connection. With a wide array of shapes and sizes available, the selection of the right HSP for any job can be difficult.

The most common type of HSP is the rectangular header, which features a one-to-one straight connection design with two-pin columns on either side. While most rectangular headers are designed to accept standard thru-hole wires, a wider variety of specialty pins and receptacles can be used to support more complex wiring systems. Including wire-to-board, board-to-board, and busbar systems, these devices provide electricians and technicians with the ability to take advantage of more innovative design options.

Other specialized HSPs are also available, including circle headers, gyroscopic pins, and busbar connectors. Most of these components feature specialized connectors and receptacles, such as splices, straddle mounts, and device-specific connectors. While their exact application depends on the type of device they are used to construct, they are typically used to enable different power levels, control signals, or communication signals between boards and components.

All HSPs are required to meet industrial standards for current, voltage, and other specifications. To meet with these requirements and ensure proper functioning, the pins, receptacles, and body of an HSP must be constructed of a conductive material such as metal or plastic. To further guarantee performance, most connectors are also constructed with protective insulation and coatings that can resist heat, moisture, and mechanical shock.

To meet the increasingly stringent demands of the electronics industry, most providers offer custom HSPs designed to meet specific component and application requirements. With the ability to customize a wide variety of HSPs, engineers can easily create a custom design for any project. Furthermore, many custom HSPs can be designed to accommodate special functions such as Kelvin connection, power filtering, and voltage isolating.

The ever-changing landscape of the electronics industry has made Rectangular Connectors - Headers and Specialty Pin an essential component used in the vast majority of modern electronic devices. Whether it is used to connect two components or to provide connectivity, grounding, and power distribution, HSPs are designed to meet the needs of any device or system. With the ability to customize their design and construction, they provide users with an efficient and reliable way to build the most advanced electronic devices.

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