310-41-102-40-023000

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Rectangular Connectors for Headers, Receptacles, Female Sockets are a versatile style of component typically seen in a variety of application fields and are used for a myriad of purposes. Their working principle, versatility, and ease of use make them an integral part of many digital devices and circuits. This article is an overview of the application field and working principle of the Rectangular Connectors assosciated with the model reference 310-41-102-40-023000.

Overview of Rectangular Connectors

Rectangular connectors are typically composed of two pieces: the mating part of the cable/wire and the mating part of the board/panel. They are designed in a variety of shapes and sizes to accommodate different electrical and mechanical requirements. There are three main categories: single-row, double-row, and combi-rows. The single-row connectors are generally used for applications requiring fewer connections. Double-row connectors are commonly used for a higher pin count. The combi-row connectors are intended for use in higher pin count applications and feature lower profile heights for improved internal space utilization.

Headers

Headers are the mating part of the board or panel which is designed to obtain a snap-in, friction lock, or a press-fit connection. There are various types available depending on the application field. Common designs include: Round-pin headers, IDC headers, Box headers, Single-row headers, and Double-row headers. Round-pin headers are typically used in low current applications. The contacts are round in shape and they require the use of a socket or plug for connection. IDC headers have spring contacts and are typically used in high current applications. Box headers are single-row and double-row headers that offer increased strength and durability for protecting against damage from mating cycles. Single-row headers are constructed with a single line of contacts and are available in straight and right angled configurations. Double-row headers are constructed with two lines of contacts and are commonly used for higher pin counts.

Receptacles

Receptacles are the mating part of the cable or wire which is designed to obtain a snap-in or friction lock connection. The connectors feature either female or male contacts depending on the cable or wire configuration. The common types of receptacles are: Round-pin receptacles, IDC receptacles, Box receptacles, Single-row receptacles, and Double-row receptacles. Round-pin receptacles accept round pin contacts and are commonly used in low current applications. IDC receptacles are designed for use in high current applications. Box receptacles are designed with special features to improve durability by providing maximum strength and protection against molded stress. Single-row receptacles are typically available in low or high pin count configurations and are constructed with a single line of contacts. Double-row receptacles are typically available in higher pin count configurations and are constructed with two lines of contact.

Female Sockets

Female sockets are designed for mounting on a PCB board and are typically designed with IDC (insulation displacement contact) technology. These connectors feature either two or three-pin connections, depending on the application. The common types of female sockets are: Two-pin female sockets, Three-pin female sockets, Box female sockets, and DIN female sockets. Two-pin female sockets are designed with one contact for the ground wire and one contact for the signal. Three-pin female sockets are composed with two contacts for the ground wire and one contact for the signal. Box female sockets are designed with a single contact for the ground wire and two contacts for the signal. DIN female sockets are typically used in applications requiring higher pin count and feature built-in strain relief for improved mating and strength.

Application Field of 310-41-102-40-023000 Rectangular Connectors

This particular model of Rectangular Connectors is a Single-row connector with a 2 mm pitch. It is designed with embossed contacts to ensure a secure connection and is available in straight and right angled configurations. This model is typically used for applications such as wire-to-board, wire-to-wire, and board-to-board connections. It is designed with an extra-long tail for improved strain relief and higher pin counts. It has a maximum current rating of 1.5A and is UL-certified for safety and reliability. The connector is designed to accept round pins and is designed to obtain a friction lock connection.

Working Principle of 310-41-102-40-023000 Rectangular Connectors

The working principle of this particular model of Rectangular Connectors is simple yet effective. It is designed to receive round pins and the pins are then locked in place with a friction lock connection. The connector contacts are then embossed to ensure a secure connection. The connector is then secured to the board or panel with a snap-in or press-fit connection. The connection is then maintained as long as the correct mating part is used to make the connection.

Conclusion

In conclusion, Rectangular Connectors for Headers, Receptacles, Female Sockets are a versatile and useful type of connector. These connectors are employed in a variety of application fields for a multitude of purposes. They have a working principle that is simple yet effective and are designed for ease of use and reliability. The model reference 310-41-102-40-023000 is a Single-row connector with a 2 mm pitch and is designed with embossed contacts to ensure a secure connection. It is typically used for wire-to-board, wire-to-wire, and board-to-board connections and is UL-certified for safety and reliability.

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