Series:	Grace Inertia, GIC
Packaging:	Bulk
Part Status:	Active
Connector Type:	Plug
Contact Type:	Female Socket
Number of Positions:	9
Pitch:	0.079" (2.00mm)
Number of Rows:	1
Row Spacing:	--
Mounting Type:	Free Hanging (In-Line)
Contact Termination:	Crimp
Fastening Type:	Latch Holder
Color:	Natural
Features:	--
Note:	Contacts Not Included

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Rectangular Connectors - Housings

Rectangular connectors, also known as housing-style connectors, are the most commonly used method of connecting electrical or electronic components. This type of connector provide quick connections with secure, reusable locking mechanisms. While rectangular connectors are primarily used in many consumer consumer electronics, industrial or automotive applications, they can also be used in military and aviation applications.The most common type of rectangular connector is a standard D-shaped connector with two or more mating pins. These connectors are typically made from soft plastic material that can easily accommodate various types of pins and connectors, but can also be made of harder materials such as aluminum and brass. This type of connector offers higher current carrying capacity due to its flat, wide surface area, allowing for current to be more easily distributed.There are many varieties of rectangular connectors available, including waterproofed connectors, sub-miniature connectors, and splicing connectors. Each variety has its own unique features and design to ensure the best possible performance for specific applications. Most connectors that include various wires or lines have housing-style enclosures to protect the wires and prevent them from becoming damaged.To make a secure connection, the pins of the rectangular connector are inserted into the housing, ensuring that the pins are properly connected and secured. The housing encloses the pins and provides a secure fit. It also protects the wires from physical damage, such as being pinched or pulled, and from weathering, such as moisture or dust. The enclosures are typically made of metal, plastic, or rubber to ensure maximum protection.The working principle of a rectangular connector depends on the specific type of connector being used. Generally, a standard plug and socket connector has a plastic insert with a spring mechanism that secures the two components together. This type of connection is often used in consumer electronics, automotive applications, and other electronic components where a secure connection is crucial.Splicing connectors are slightly different and use a crimping mechanism. This type of connection is designed to join two wires or lines together by using compression. The wires or lines are then secured by the crimping mechanism. This type of connection is very strong and is often used in industrial applications.The number of pins used in rectangular connectors can vary depending on the application and the exact type of connector being used. The pins consist of male and female, which means that the connectors are compatible with other types of connectors or cables. Most housing-style connectors are designed to accept different pin configurations, allowing them to easily connect with different types of components.Rectangular connectors are one of the most durable and reliable methods of connecting electronic components. They provide quick, secure connections with reusable locking mechanisms, provide higher current carrying capacity than traditional connectors, and can withstand extreme temperatures. They are commonly used for consumer electronics, automotive applications, and industrial applications, making them a versatile choice for any application.

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