3314-2003

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Introduction

3314 connectors are part of the rectangular connector family and belong to the headers, male pins group. Headers and male pins are some of the most common connectors used in a variety of applications. They are widely used in industries such as aerospace, automotive and medical devices. This article provides an overview of the 3314-2003 header, its applications and working principles.

Applications

The 3314-2003 headers are designed to provide a fast and reliable wire-to-board connection. These headers are suited for industrial and commercial applications such as automotive safety systems, control systems, medical imaging, communications systems, industrial automation, and various types of test equipment.

Additionally, the 3314-2003 headers are used in telecom systems, consumer electronics, medical electronics, instrumentation, and other industrial applications. These headers are designed to meet the requirements of MIL Spec 83519, MIL Spec 83520, and UL-150-24. Furthermore, they can also be used in robust GPS systems and robotics.

Design Features

The 3314-2003 headers feature a low profile design. They are available with a variety of pin lengths including 7mm, 10mm, and 12mm. Additionally, they feature a wide variety of contact finishes such as tin, gold, nickel, and aluminum. These finish options allow for a variety of wire-to-board connections. Furthermore, the 3314-2003 headers have a temperature range of -40C to +105C and an operating voltage rating of up to 500V.

The 3314-2003 headers also feature polarized polarizing features to ensure proper mating of the connectors. Additionally, these headers can be configured with a variety of contact numbers ranging from 2 to 12 pins. This allows for a wide variety of applications.

Working Principle

The 3314-2003 headers feature a press-fit design that provides a secure connection between the connectors and the mating board. The press-fit design consists of a two-piece terminal housing that mates to the contact area of the board. The housing is made of a special plastic material that has high tensile strength and good electrical properties.

The header contacts are placed into the contact area of the board and are held in place by the pressure of the two-piece plastic housing. The contacts of the header are then connected to an internal circuit within the board. This creates a secure and reliable connection between the header and the board, which ensures a high quality connection.

Conclusion

The 3314-2003 headers are an ideal choice for reliable wire-to-board connections. They feature a low profile design with a variety of contact lengths, finishes, and contact numbers. Furthermore, these headers offer excellent temperature and voltage ratings as well as a secure press-fit design. This makes them suitable for a variety of applications including automotive safety systems, control systems, medical imaging, communications systems, industrial automation, and various types of test equipment.

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