326-83-162-41-002101

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Rectangular Connectors are used for a variety of purposes in all sorts of electronics applications. The 326-83-162-41-002101 Header, Receptacle, and Female Socket form a widely used rectangular connector system. Such connectors are made to have a reliable, rugged structure, making it suitable for environments with harsh, vibration or shock. This header, receptacle, and female socket system are used for printed circuit boards and other types of applications.

The 326-83-162-41-002101 header is typically found in various electronic devices such as game consoles, computers, and digital cameras. This header is usually a multi-port with gold plating for enhanced corrosion and oxidation resistance, but variations may include anti-static or plastic connector bodies. It features 1 row with 3 through 6 positions; as such the 326-83-162-41-002101 header is considered ideal for applications that require multiple connections between two PCBs.

The receptor element for the aforementioned header is the 326-83-162-41-002101 Receptacle. It is composed of 0.1” pitch connectors, with a combination of 4, 6, and 8 pins, either on a straight or right-angle version. It has flat contacts and can be either top- or bottom-loaded and utilizes two ejector clips for proper alignment. Its construction makes it possible to securely mate with the header without the need for tools, for a secure connection.

Finally, the 326-83-162-41-002101 Female Socket is the mating connector of the receptacle and is used to securely mount on PCBs with 1 row of 3 through 6 connections. It is also composed of 0.1” pitch connectors with its respective 4, 6, and 8 female contacts which allow it to mate with the receptacle. It is made of anti-static material, providing a tight and secure connection.

The working principle for the system formed by the header, receptacle, and female socket is simple. The header is located on the male side of the system, typically in a device. The receptacle, then, is used on the side of another device and is mated to the header to complete a connection. This mating action forces both ejectors out, allowing them to secure the connection. The female socket is used on the PCB side of the female side of the connection and is fixed with solder pins which properly align the anti-static female contacts. This aligns the receptacle and the header, thus creating a single-row connection.

In conclusion, the 326-83-162-41-002102 is a widely used rectangular connector system, composed of a header, receptacle and female socket. The header is used in all sorts of electronic devices, while the receptacle is used to mate with the header, with its ejectors locking it into place. The female socket is also used on the female side of the connection, with its anti-static construction ensuring a secure connection. The overall working principle is one of connecting two devices via a secure connection.

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