310-43-146-61-107000

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Headers, receptacles, and female sockets are rectangular connectors commonly used in electrical and electronic equipment in order to establish a connection to the power source or to enable communication between two circuits. More specifically, the 310-43-146-61-107000 Application Field and Working Principle refer to the most common types of connectors used in a range of industrial, commercial, and consumer devices.

The 310-43-146-61-107000 is a mini-circuit connector commonly used on communication and interior light fixtures. It features four contacts, two normally open and two normally closed, and are used to control the load on the fixture. A module or printed circuit board mounts to the back of the fixture and the contacts are wired directly to the motherboard. The mini-circuit connectors are designed to be quick and simple to install and have snap-on mounting fixtures for easy installation in any device.

Receptacles are used to terminate a stranded wire, which is typically a single strand of insulated copper. The contacts of the receptacle feature a ledge where the stranded wire is bent over, forming a mechanical connection. Receptacles are available with a variety of contact configurations, making them suitable for a range of applications. For instance, standard three-pin receptacles can be found on devices such as fans, heaters, and light fixtures, whereas five-pin receptacles are used to connect power leads to air compressors.

Female sockets are a type of electrical connector typically used to provide access and communication between two separate circuits or devices. Female sockets can be found on a variety of electronic devices, including computers, phones, and other consumer electronics. The standard female socket features two three-pin contacts, designed to interface with two male pins on a compatible device or circuit board.

Finally, headers are typically used for module-to-module connections and have two rows of pins that can fit directly into corresponding printed circuit boards. The pins of the header are configured with two normally open and two normally closed contacts, allowing for a range of connections when mating with another compatible PCB. The headers also come in a variety of different styles to accommodate various PCB layouts and to ensure a reliable connection.

The 310-43-146-61-107000 Application Field and Working Principle refer to the most common types of connectors used in a range of industrial, commercial, and consumer devices for a wide range of purposes. Headers, receptacles, and female sockets are all rectangular connectors that feature the same general features, but with slight differences in contact configuration, pin layout, and mounting styles. These connectors are designed to be easy and economical to use for a range of applications, providing reliable power and/or communications between two circuits.

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