1708142016

Series:	NeoScale™ 170814
Packaging:	Bulk
Part Status:	Active
Connector Type:	Array, Female Sockets
Number of Positions:	72
Pitch:	--
Number of Rows:	6
Mounting Type:	Surface Mount
Features:	Board Guide
Contact Finish:	Gold
Contact Finish Thickness:	30.0µin (0.76µm)
Mated Stacking Heights:	--
Height Above Board:	--

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Rectangular Connectors - Arrays, Edge Type, Mezzanine (Board to Board)

Rectangular connectors are an essential element in the construction of most electronic products, including PCs and cell phones. Commonly used for connecting components and boards together, they come in a wide array of types, including arrays, edge types, and mezzanine (board to board). Depending on the application, the choice of type will determine the best connection possible.

Array Connectors:

Array connectors are one of the most common varieties of rectangular connectors. They are characterized by having two or more rows of signal pins, separated by a predetermined distance. This design makes them particularly suited for connections between components of a small size, such as components inside of portable electronic devices. Additionally, array connectors are frequently used to connect multiple components which require very short-distance connections, such as components on printed circuit boards.

Edge Type Connectors:

Edge type connectors are yet another type of rectangular connectors. Unlike arrays, which have two or more rows of pins, edge type connectors have only a single row of pins. This design is particularly suited for making long-distance connections, such as the connection between components on different boards. Additionally, edge type connectors are frequently used for connecting cables to other devices or for bridging multiple devices together.

Mezzanine (Board to Board) Connectors:

Mezzanine connectors are another type of rectangular connectors. They are characterized by having two separate rows of pins which are connected by a bridge. This design makes them especially suited for connecting components that reside on different boards, such as the component of a device that resides on a motherboard and those that are on an expansion board. As these connections are usually very short distance, mezzanine connectors are commonly used for connecting such components.

Application Field and Working Principle:

Depending on the application, various types of rectangular connectors can be used to achieve the best connection possible. While arrays, edge types, and mezzanine connectors all have their own benefits for certain applications, they all adhere to the same basic principles of operation. When two components are connected through a rectangular connector, each component’s power is transferred between the pins on the connector, allowing for a secure connection between the two components. The benefit of using a rectangular connector lies in its ability to make reliable connections, something that cannot be achieved with other types of connectors.When selecting the right type of rectangular connector for an application, it is important to consider the distance between the two components that need to be connected, the size of the components, as well as the cost, availability, and ease of installation. Different types of connectors can be used depending on the application, but the general working principle remains the same. By connecting pins on a rectangular connector, it is possible to securely and reliably create a connection between two components.

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