310-13-113-41-001000

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Rectangular Connectors - Headers, Receptacles, Female Sockets

Rectangular connectors are ubiquitous in the world of electronic engineering as they provide for a reliable interconnection between PCB (printed circuit board) components. 310-13-113-41-001000 is a particular type of rectangular connector, namely a header, receptacles, and female sockets. Its main application field lies in the transport of data, power or signal from one circuit board component to the other.

Common features of all three 310-13-113-41-001000 connector types are its high performance and reliability, elongated design, modularized design, and rectangular frames. It is an energy efficient connector system, which is simple and easy to assemble due to its modularized design.

Headers

The 310-13-113-41-001000 header is a small single-row connector, possessing a 2.54mm male pin spacing. This connector is attached to the printed circuit board by soldering. It is available in different row counts and various pin numbers. Commonly, headers are used in I/O applications such as a serial port, USB, GPIB, Ethernet, and internal wiring in consumer electronic equipment.

Receptacles

310-13-113-41-001000 receptacles have a 2.54mm female spacing and are usually located on the side opposite to the headers. They are designed to connect with the matching header and are held together by means of a snap-fit plastic housing. Its main application is connecting two single board computers together, such as in bookshelf systems.

Female Sockets

Female sockets are a type of rectangular connectors, consisting of a single row with a 2.54mm spacing. They are designed to connect with the corresponding header from their mating mated side, and remain locked, held together by a snap-fit plastic housing. The most common use for this type of connector is for adding external expansion functions to digital products, such as in I/O ports or plug-in cards.

Working Principle

The working principle of the 310-13-113-41-001000 rectangular connectors is simple. These connectors use a male and female mating component that are designed to fit into each other. When an electrical signal is applied, they will connect and form a conductive path for the electrical current to flow from one circuit board component to another. This electrical connection between the two components allows the data, power, or signal to be transported from one point to another.

This type of connector is equipped with a snap-fit plastic housing that helps to secure the connector when it is mated with its counterpart. The connecting process of the connector is also aided by metal terminals that provide better contact with the mating components.

The modularized design of the 310-13-113-41-001000 connectors makes the assembly process simpler and more efficient. To assemble the connector, one only needs to insert the male and the female connector into the right side, and the housing will keep them connected securely.

Conclusion

The 310-13-113-41-001000 headers, receptacles, and female sockets are a group of ultra-reliable rectangular connectors that are used for transporting data, power, or signal from one circuit board component to the other. The modularized design makes these connectors simple and easy to assemble and use. Additionally, they are secured using a snap-fit plastic housing that helps to keep them connected firmly.

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