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Rectangular Connectors – Headers, Male Pins

A rectangular connector – headers, male pins, are one component of the important and widely used male and female connector system. This type of connector is typically used for signals, power and communications and come in a variety of shapes and sizes.

The number one application for a rectangular connector – headers, male pins – is the transmission of electrical signals in an interconnect solution. Interconnect solutions, or data connectors, are used in a variety of applications such as computers, communications equipment, audio-video equipment, medical devices, and industrial control equipment. Rectangular connectors are the most widely used type of interconnect solution, due to their very reliable connection and cost-effective nature.

The most common shape of a rectangular header – male pin is a rectangular box with two rows of pins, and two rows of threaded holes or “slits.” The pins are typically soldered into the board while the threads of the holes are tapped to accept the male pin. This type of connector also comes in a variety of types, such as single-row headers, dual-row headers, and differential headers.

A number of different shapes and sizes of rectangular connectors can also be found. The most popular sizes of rectangular headers are 0.156” (4.06 mm) and 0.100” (2.54 mm). These are used in a variety of standard signal applications. Other common sizes of rectangular headers are 0.030” (0.8mm), 0.045” (1.15mm), 0.090” (2.29mm), 0.080” (2.03mm), and 0.020” (0.51mm).

Another important application for rectangular connectors – headers, male pins – is power distribution for equipment with multiple levels of power. Many electrical devices require multiple voltage levels in order to function properly. Power can be distributed to devices using a multi-pin or multi-row configuration. This type of connector is also used for low voltage and higher power applications.

Another important application of rectangular connectors – headers, male pins – is in communication systems. A variety of signal types may be used in a communication system, including, for example, analog, digital, and even wireless signals. To ensure that all signals can be transferred properly, various connector types may be used. Rectangular connectors are usually preferred in this application due to their low cost, long life, and reliability.

The most common working principle of a rectangular connector – header, male pin – is to connect two points in an interconnect solution. The most popular of these two points is the board edge and the second point is the contact. The body part of the connector is typically made of plastic or metal which is designed to accept and hold either the board or the contact. The connector also includes male pins or female sockets for the transmission of the electrical signal.

In conclusion, rectangular connectors – headers, male pins – are a very important component of the many interconnect solutions in use today. They can be used in a variety of applications including signal transfer, power distribution, and communication systems. The most common working principle is to connect two points in an interconnect solution using either the board, the contact, or a combination of both.

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