2-535676-3

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Rectangular connectors, including headers, receptacles and female sockets, are widely used in circuit board design for mechanical and electrical connections. 2-535676-3 is a type of rectangular connector for connecting two printed circuit boards. It is designed for use in a variety of applications and has proven over time to be a reliable and cost-effective way to connect interconnecting printed circuits.

A typical 2-535676-3 rectangular connector consists of a flat rectangular housing, two or more terminals, and an insulator. The terminals are typically metal, brass or phosphor bronze, and the insulator is often formed using a plastic, such as ABS. The design of the connector is such that when a mating connector is inserted the terminals can be retained in place as the connector latches together. This ensures that a reliable electrical connection is maintained between the two printed circuit boards.

The 2-535676-3 connector is primarily used for making parallel data connections between two printed circuit boards. It is designed to provide a low-cost solution with good contact reliability and a minimum of maintenance. The connector is typically designed with simple two or three terminal configurations which are usually surface mount or thru-hole style. The thru-hole style is generally more robust and is used when higher electrical performance is required.

In addition to making parallel connections between two printed circuit boards, the 2-535676-3 connector can also be used for making serial connections. This type of connection is made by connecting the terminals of the connector in series, allowing current to flow from one terminal to the next. The connectors are designed to provide a secure connection with a low resistance path for the electrical current. The contacts used in these connectors are typically gold plated to enhance the reliability and contact resistance.

The working principle of the 2-535676-3 connector also includes the use of shielding. The shielding helps to reduce crosstalk and noise from adjacent connectors and boards, and also helps to protect the signals from electromagnetic interference (EMI). This allows for a cleaner and more reliable electrical connection between two printed circuit boards. The shielding is typically formed using a conductive material, such as copper or aluminum.

The 2-535676-3 connector is a reliable and cost-effective way to make electrical connections between two printed circuit boards. It is available in different configurations and is designed to provide a secure and reliable connection. The terminal contacts are typically gold plated for increased contact resistance and reliability, while the shield helps reduce crosstalk and noise from external sources. The connector is ideal for a variety of applications, including parallel data connections, serial connections and EMI shielded connections.

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