310-83-133-41-205101

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Rectangular Connectors, such as 310-83-133-41-205101, are versatile electric connectivity components used to interconnect circuits. Headers, receptacles, and female sockets are the three main components of a rectangular connector. Each type serves different electrical needs to provide efficient data transmission and power transfer.

Headers

Headers are devices with multiple pins that are used to interlink two printed circuit boards. There are various types of headers, including PTH (Plated Through-Hole) headers, SMT (Surface Mount Technology) headers, shroud headers, and card-edge headers. They offer stable connections and are easy to install, with the pins being aligned parallel to the boards. Pin headers as well as receptacles can also be purchased preassembled in a rectangular connector for easy installation.

Receptacles

Receptacles are cylindrical-shaped connectors specifically used to accommodate the pins of a header. They can be male or female types and are typically made of metal or plastic material. They provide resistance to electrical shock and are highly reliable for data transmission. Receptacles have excellent self-alignment features that allow them to be connected to their corresponding pins easily and quickly.

Female Sockets

Female sockets, also known as jacks, are primarily used to provide electrical connections between two points. They are sealed enclosures containing multiple electrical contacts that match the pin connections of a header. Female sockets are normally made of conductive plastic or metal and they can also be purchased preassembled in a rectangular connector. These devices provide excellent resistance to dust, moisture, and corrosion, thereby ensuring a reliable and secure connection.

Application fields and working principle

Rectangular Connectors, such as 310-83-133-41-205101, are widely used in a variety of industries and applications. In telecommunications, they serve as interface connections between modems, switches, and other related equipment. In computers, they are used to interlink dedicated hardware components such as motherboards, CPUs, and GPUs. They are also commonly found in consumer electronics as well as automotive industries.

A rectangular connector works by completing an electrical circuit when its individual pins are electrically connected to their corresponding receptacles or female sockets. All pins must be securely connected to ensure reliable electrical connection and to avoid signal loss or interference. The connector needs to be sealed with a mating shield to ensure a reliable connection.

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