1722861206

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1722861206 Rectangular Connectors - Headers, Male Pins are connectors designed for use in a wide variety of applications. Whether used as input-output connectors in industrial machinery, as test connectors in device testing, or as bus connectors in digital systems, 1722861206 connectors are robust, versatile, and designed to provide reliable service in tight spaces.

Application Field

Rectangular Connectors - Headers, Male Pins, such as 1722861206, provide mutually compatible mating and meet or exceed the requirements for hot-pluggable interconnect applications such as those used in cars, building automation, medical equipment, gaming machines, and more. These connectors are used in circuit board-to-circuit board, cable-to-circuit board, and cable-to-cable connection applications, making them one of the most versatile connectors in the industry.

Working Principle

1722861206 Rectangular Connectors - Headers, Male Pins use a two-stage mating system: the first stage is a single-sided, spring-loaded conductor contact. When a male plug is inserted, the pins compress the connection springs to create a reliable contact. The second stage is the contact retention, which is done with specific keyed retention systems.

This ensures the connection stays firmly in place when plugged in and prevents any accidental disconnects due to vibration or movement. The single-sided spring-loaded contact also ensures reduced mating and unmating forces as well as an even contact force distribution for reliable connections, enabling consistently reliable performance in a variety of applications.

Conclusion

1722861206 Rectangular Connectors - Headers, Male Pins are highly durable, versatile and reliable connectors designed for a range of applications in various industries. Using a unique two-stage mating system, these connectors can ensure consistent, reliable performance with reduced mating and un-mating forces.

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