23-0600-10

Rectangular connectors are typically inexpensive, reliable, and common interconnect components that are used in almost all types of electronic applications. The 23-0600-10 series are among the most popular connectors, and are known for their large variety of sizes and applications. In this article, we’ll take a look at the application fields and working principles of this series of connectors.

Size: The 23-0600-10 series comes in a variety of sizes, ranging from a 0.100” x 1.50” 2-row to a 0.250" x 2.54" 4-row. Depending on the application, a specific size may be used.

Connector Types: There are three main types of connectors in the 23-0600-10 series: headers, specialty pin, and custom. The headers are used to connect two or more components as part of a circuit assembly. Specialty pin connectors are used to connect an embedded component, such as a chip or a memory device, to the circuit board. Custom connectors are typically used for custom applications.

Connector Materials: The 23-0600-10 series is available in a variety of materials. Common materials include thermoplastic, brass, copper, or aluminum. The choice of material depends on the application and environment the connector will be used in.

Connector Termination Methods: The 23-0600-10 series can be terminated using several methods, depending on the application. Common termination methods include soldering, crimping, or press-fit. Termination is done by either hand or automated methods.

Connector Rating: The 23-0600-10 series connectors are rated for a variety of applications. They can be used in low-voltage and low-current applications, as well as in high-voltage and high-current applications. The rating depends on the particular application.

Connector Specs: The 23-0600-10 series connectors have a contact resistance range of 0.10-0.30Ω. The insulation resistance is typically greater than 10MΩ. The insulation voltage rating is typically 250VAC, and the current rating is 1.5A.

Working Principles: The 23-0600-10 series connectors use a variety of contact designs. Depending on the application, the contacts can be designed to have high current carrying capacity, low electrical noise, or high reliability. The contacts are typically made of plastic, brass, or aluminum. Depending on the application, plating may be necessary to resist corrosion or to ensure good electrical contact. The connector pins may be round, square, or a combination of the two.

Application Fields: The 23-0600-10 series connectors are used in a variety of applications, including appliances, consumer electronics, power supplies, industrial control systems, and automotive electronics. They are also used in medical devices, robotics, and aerospace.

The 23-0600-10 series connectors are a versatile and reliable choice for a wide range of applications. Their size, variety of types, materials, termination methods, ratings, and working principles make them a great choice for any application.