216602-3 Connectors, Interconnects

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Rectangular Connectors - Headers, Receptacles, Female Sockets are device interfaces integral to a wide range of electronics applications, each with their unique structural and mechanical properties to meet specific requirements. 216602-3 connectors are a type of rectangular electrical connector with a range of uses and applications in both industrial and consumer electronics. In order for the proper application of the connector to be completed, one must understand the operating principles of the system.

216602-3 connectors have 11 contacts and are double row arrangements of pins and contacts, allowing for connections over long distances and with wide range of pins and contacts. The connectors have a pitch of 2.54mm, with a maximum current of 5A per contact. The installation size is 13.2mmx7mmx12mm, and the version comes in both horizontal and vertical configurations. The surge voltage is 500V per contact and the insulation resistance is 500MΩ. The temperature ranges from -55°C to 125°C for the accepted application field.

In terms of their main application field, the 216602-3 are used mainly in datacom, telecom, customer premises equipment, industrial applications, and are also used in applications that involve router cards, wireless LANs, IT switchgear, and remote management systems. The use of the connectors in consumer electronics, include televisions, set-top boxes, gaming devices, and home appliances such as air conditioning systems and washing machines. The 216602-3 connectors are also seen in the form of signal connectors used in automotive factories, as well as air conditioning and lift installation.

In terms of working principles, the 216602-3 is designed with two main sections. The upper part of the connector, the header, is a cylindrical body with flat edges which form gripping points for the purpose of manually disconnecting the connectors from each other. The lower part of the connector, the receptacle, consists of 2 separate parts. The first portion of the receptacle is a long stem which acts as a guide for the pins on the header. The second part of the receptacle is a disk which acts as a support for the pins of the header. When the two parts are mated, electrical connections are established between the pins and contacts of both parts.

To mate the two parts of the 216602-3 connector, the header and the receptacle are engaged manually by either pushing the header into the receptacle or pulling the receptacle onto the header. Additionally, depending on the application and design of the connector, the mating process can be achieved with the help of a specific tool, such as a screwdriver, for example. Once the connection has been established, a locking mechanism comes into effect to ensure stability of the connection. This locking mechanism works in such a way that when the connection is made, a small flap or tab is activated around the circumference of the header which is then held in place by a ridge which encircles the receptacle.

The 216602-3 connector is well suited for a wide range of applications, due to its simple design, reliable connections, and ease of use. It is a popular choice for use in industrial and consumer electronic applications, due to its low cost and easy installation. With its 11 contacts, it is ideal for making electrical connections over long distances, as well as providing reliably strong connections in industrial and consumer applications.

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