1798

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The 1798 barrel-style audio connector was originally designed and developed by the company 1798 Ltd. in the early 1980s. The connector, also known as a “1798”, quickly became the standard for audio connectors in the broadcast, recording and post-production industry. Over the years, the 1798 was adopted by most professional audio equipment manufacturers.

The 1798 barrel-style audio connector features a standard barrel sleeve with a 3.5mm internal diameter. The contact pins coming out of either side can be either in the form of an “L” or an “U”. This design offers superior protection against dust and water ingress into the connector and provides a strong and secure connection.

The 1798 barrel-style audio connector also features a gold-plated female contact and a brass male contact which ensures good electrical contact and a long-term connection. Additionally, the contacts are sealed with a black sealant to further protect the connector from the elements.The 1798 female contact, also known as a “1798 Female Socket”, is designed to snap into the 1798 male contact and requires no special tools to make a connection.

The 1798 is a versatile connector and is used in a variety of applications. It is commonly seen in the broadcast, recording and post-production industry, as well as in consumer audio equipment, including headphones, microphones, amplifiers and speaker systems. Additionally, it is often used in the telecommunications industry to connect telephones and other telecommunications hardware.

The 1798 connector also offers great flexibility when it comes to signal transmission. The 1798 can be used as either a mono or stereo connector allowing for a variety of signal transmission modes. The stereo version of the 1798 is particularly helpful when connecting headphones, microphones and speaker systems.

In terms of its working principle, the 1798 connector works by allowing both an electric signal to be transferred between two devices and a mechanical join. The male contact of the 1798 is inserted into the female contact in a similar way to a traditional plug and socket. A small number of metal contacts in the female socket are depressed when the male contact is inserted, allowing an electrical current to be transferred.

The 1798 connector is widely used in the broadcast, recording and post-production industry and in telecommunications, making it one of the most popular audio connectors in the world. Thanks to its electrical and mechanical join performance, the 1798 is a reliable and durable connector, providing reliable signal transmission and sound fidelity along with excellent protection from moisture, dust, and other environmental conditions.

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