166052-1

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The 166052-1 application field and working principle is a very important part of D-Sub, D-Shaped Connectors - Contacts. It consists of many elements such as contacts, shells, crimp pins and inserting and extraction tools. This system provides a secure way of connecting wires and cables to electronic devices, while ensuring safety and reliability.

The contacts are made of conductive materials such as brass, copper, phosphor bronze, and stainless steel. The different materials are chosen based on their electrical and/or mechanical properties. The contacts can be divided into two categories: female and male. The female contacts are usually used as "receptacles" at the device side. The male contacts are typically employed as "plug" to insert into the female contacts. The contact insert can be straight or right angled with standard PC board mounting.

The shells are designed to house and protect the components within. They are made of strong and rigid materials such as aluminum, stainless steel, and zinc die-cast. The shells come in various sizes and configurations such as double, triple, or quad units. The shell and contact size refer to the number of internal pins and the interface type. For example, the double size shell can accommodate up to two pins, and the quad size shell can house four female pins. The shells also come in standard and pressure ratings.

The crimp pins are made of a combination of pure copper and metal alloys, and are designed to provide both secure electrical and mechanical properties. The crimp pin is inserted into the contact, and the contact is then inserted into the terminal housing. This ensures a secure connection, and provides electrical protection from short circuits, corrosion and vibration. The crimp pin is typically made in various sizes, depending on the desired interface and contact. The crimp pin may also be straight or right angled, depending on the positioning needs.

The insertion and extraction tools are also employed in order to secure the contacts and shells when connecting to a device. They can also be used to test the electrical characteristics of a connection. The need for insertion and extraction tools is dictated by the size of the contact, and the type of device being used. For example, if the contact size is large, a larger contact extractor is required. The tools may also come in different types, depending on the application.

The 166052-1 application field and working principle of D-Sub, D-Shaped Connectors - Contacts systems can provide excellent electrical and mechanical performance. The contacts, shells, crimp pins, and insertion and extraction tools are all important elements of the system. The right combination of components and tools must be selected in order to ensure the safety and reliability of the connection.

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