216038-4

Rectangular Connectors - Housings represent the digital interface for countless devices in the modern world. These connectors, created in various shapes, sizes, and pitches, are the fundamental components of virtually every type of application, whether in healthcare, military, or telecommunications systems. One example of a rectangular connector, the 216038-4, is available in a wide range of gauges and pitches, making it applicable to a variety of uses and applications.

The 216038-4 rectangular connector features four pins housed in a 4mm-pitch pin array. This combination of pins and pitch is designed to be suitable for many types of applications, from general testing and prototyping to data acquisition and handheld products. The connectors are designed to function as an interface, transferring signals between two different components. This allows for the transfer of power, audio, and video signals, as well as any other type of data. The four pins provide the electrical connection between components, and the 4mm pitch allows for flexibility in the connector’s design.

The 216038-4 is typically constructed with an aluminum housing of 19.0 mm width x 14.5 mm height. This allows for an easy installation of the connector into the device, and the aluminum housings are corrosion resistant and breathable to help protect the pins in the connector from condensation or other environmental factors. The pins are also fitted with a surfactant to help maintain their connection with the other components. Additionally, the pins are formed in a way that allows them to be connected and disconnected from each other as often as needed. This feature of the 216038-4 provides a reliable connection in even the most demanding scenarios.

The 216038-4 rectangular connectors are used in a wide variety of applications, ranging from automotive to medical to aerospace applications. In the automotive industry, these connectors are used for a variety of purposes, such as airbag and audio system control signals, power delivery, and antenna systems. Similarly, in the medical industry, these connectors are used in equipment such as electrocardiograms, endoscopes, lab equipment, and patient monitoring systems. In the aerospace industry, the 216038-4 is used in navigation and communication systems for aircraft, missiles, and satellites.

In addition to the four pins, the 216038-4 rectangular connector also includes two clips for securing the device to the component it is connecting. The two clips add an additional level of safety and security, ensuring that the connection is stable and reliable. The connector is also equipped with a compliance fastener, which allows for a secure connection that will not become loose due to vibration or environmental factors.

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