316-93-163-41-007000

Rectangular Connectors - Headers, Receptacles, Female Sockets

Rectangular connectors are electronic components used for connecting lines between two circuits. They can be easily connected and disconnected and can help reduce complexity, provide convenience, reduce time, reduce costs, and improve the quality and efficiency of the line connection.

316-93-163-41-007000 Application Field and Working Principle

316-93-163-41-007000 is a type of rectangular connector used for circuit board applications. It includes a pair of matching connector components, a header or receptacles, and a female socket. The connector components are usually connected using rivets or screws. It is typically used in applications such as computers and cell phones.

The working principle of 316-93-163-41-007000 is based on the principle of electrical conduction and contact. The connections made by the connector components such as headers and receptacles have two functions: one is to conduct electricity, and the other is to maintain the physical connection. Electrical contacts are achieved through the use of metal pins or blades that make contact with the connectors. A female socket has two parts, an insulator and a contact plate. The contact plate has a boss that will protrude through the other contact plate. The contacts are made when the two contact plates come into contact with each other, and when pressure is applied to the connector components.

In addition, 316-93-163-41-007000 connectors also include components such as strain reliefs which are used to prevent the connector from being pulled apart due to vibrations or other external forces. The strain relief is typically made from a rubber or plastic material and helps keep the connector components securely connected.

316-93-163-41-007000 connectors provide a reliable and secure connection for a variety of applications. They are lightweight, low cost, and easy to use, making them ideal for a wide range of applications. They are also widely used in industries such as consumer electronics, industrial automation, communication, and computing.