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Rectangular Connectors - Headers, Receptacles, Female Sockets

315-91-129-41-001000 application field and working principle applies to a rectangular connector. We can generally categorize the rectangular connectors into 3 major types: headers, receptacles, and female sockets.

Headers are designed for simple, low cost, secure connections between systems embedded in PCBs (Printed Circuit Boards). Commonly used for mating plugs and receptacle. Headers typically have a male connection where the pins are used on the outside and female sockets on the printed circuit boards. They can carry voltage, current, digital data, serial data, and power control signals.

Receptacles are another type of rectangular connector which are designed to accept stepped pins as well as round pins. Typical applications include power supplies, motor controllers, and other electronic components. Female plugs are designed to mate with a mating receptacle. They may be designed to use a single pin or multiple pins, and some receptacles may also have threaded mating receptacles. Receptacles provide a secure connection between systems embedded in PCBs, and can also provide a mechanical interface between two mating components.

Female sockets are also called receptacles, and are designed to accept male pins. Female sockets are also called socket patches, and they are typically used with PCB boards to provide a electrical signal connection between two different components. Female sockets are typically designed with an insulator that protects from electrical shorts, and most often they are crimped or soldered onto a PCB board.

In summary, 315-91-129-41-001000 application field and working principle applies specifically to rectangular connectors, which come in different types and configurations. Rectangular connectors such as headers, receptacles, and female sockets are designed for low cost secure connections between systems embedded in PCBs and can carry a range of voltages, signals, and powers.

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