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Rectangular Connectors – Board In, Direct Wire to Board

Rectangular connectors are highly versatile electrical components that come in a variety of shapes and sizes. They are used to connect electrical components together in an electrical system or circuit. The most common type is the board-in connector, which are mounted to a printed circuit board or panel and wired directly to the board for interconnects. They are also commonly used for power supply and signal-level applications.

When selecting the optimum rectangular connector for a particular application, the application environment should be taken into consideration. This includes operating temperature, vibration, and current requirements. Additionally, the contact material, plating, size, and type of connector should be considered as part of the selection process.

The 3040-12-00 board-in rectangular connector is a plug and socket style connector that is typically used for power or signal connections. It is designed to mount directly to a printed circuit board with two through holes. The connector is designed with a 4-pin configuration that has contact pins in two rows. This connector is designed with a male pin configuration on the female side and a female receptacle configuration on the male side. The connectors are designed with polarization, which prevents the connection of two similarly polarized connectors.

The connector also features a locking mechanism to maintain a secure connection. The connector is easy to install and can be used to interconnect multiple boards in a system. The contacts are gold plated and designed to provide a low contact resistance. The contacts are rated at 5A and the operating temperature range is -40°C to +125°C.

The working principle of the 3040-12-00 board-in connector is relatively simple and can easily be described in a few steps. The first step is to mount the connector onto the printed circuit board with two screws or self-tapping screws. Next, the connector needs to be wired according to the application requirements. The pins are first inserted into the appropriate holes and then the pin is pushed into the receptacle on the other side. The contacts will make a connection when correctly wired. Finally, the locking mechanism is activated to ensure a secure connection between the two components.

The 3040-12-00 board-in rectangular connector is suitable for a wide variety of applications including industrial electronics, student and hobby projects, and automotive systems. It is a reliable and economical way to interconnect electrical components. The connector is designed to provide a secure and reliable connection and is simple to install and use.

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