174940-2

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174940-2 rectangular connectors housings are a type of multi-pin connectors widely used in electronics. They are designed to securely join two electrical components and provide an electrically-insulated interface between them. The housings come in a variety of shapes, sizes and pin configurations to meet the demands of any application. Most commonly, 174940-2 connectors are used in industrial, telecommunication and automotive applications.

The 174940-2 housing consists of a number of parts. The housing is generally composed of a core and two shells. The core is the molded plastic portion of the connector that holds the pins. The shells are a pair of metal pieces that hold the core in place and serve as a barrier between the electronics and the environment. The outer shells also contain clips or latches that secure the shell to the core. In addition, the housing may contain a gasket that helps to ensure a reliable connection.

The pins used in the 174940-2 housings are typically gold plated and designed to meet the requirements of the application. For example, in automotive applications, the pins may be specially coated to help prevent corrosion and wear. Additionally, the pins may be insulated, allowing them to be used in higher voltage and current applications. The pins are designed to mate with a corresponding receptacle in order to form a connection.

Once the two parts are mated, electrical current will flow between them. This current is regulated through the connector by a set of pins and sockets. The sockets are arranged in groups of two and the pins are arranged in a corresponding arrangement. A layer of insulation is then placed over the pins and sockets to prevent electrical shorts. If an electrical short does occur, the insulation will help to protect the pins and sockets from permanent damage.

The working principle behind the 174940-2 housing is relatively simple. Two components are connected via the pins and sockets. The electrical current will then flow through the pins and sockets to the intended destination. In some cases, a circuit breaker may be included in the circuit to prevent damage from short circuits. Additionally, the housing may contain a gasket to ensure a reliable connection between components.

Due to their reliable connection and versatile design, the 174940-2 rectangular connector housings are widely used in a variety of industrial, telecommunication and automotive applications. The housings can be customized to meet the specific requirements of the application including custom pin sizes and configurations. In addition, the housings are both durable and cost effective making them an ideal choice for a wide range of uses.

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