351-10-147-00-011000

Rectangular Connectors (351-10-147-00-011000) are very important components in many electrical systems. They provide electrical connections to circuits, and they also provide mechanical support for the components. The connectors are available in two different types - Headers, and Male Pins. Both of these components are necessary to make the connection, and they each serve a different purpose in the system.

Headers

Headers are the larger components of the Rectangular Connectors. They are usually mounted to a board or chassis, and they provide a socket for accepting Male Pins. The headers are designed with male pins that will accept connections from the other components. The headers also provide mechanical support, and they will often have a locking mechanism that will ensure that the connection is secure and stable.

Male Pins

Male pins are the smaller components of the Rectangular Connectors. They are designed with female sockets that will accept connections from the other components. The pins are inserted into the headers, and they provide the electrical connections between the components. The pins will also often have a locking mechanism that will ensure that the connection is secure and stable.

Application Field and Working Principle

The Rectangular Connectors are used in many types of applications, such as medical, automotive, industrial and consumer electronics. They provide reliable connections with low-cost investments and they are designed for a variety of applications. The connectors are designed to provide high-power connections, and they are able to handle voltages from 5V to 30V. The connectors are also designed to reduce electromagnetic interference, and they are often used to protect sensitive components.

The connectors are designed with a working principle that provides a reliable connection through the use of contact forces. The contacts are able to form a secure connection that can withstand shocks and vibrations. The connectors are also designed to be self-retaining, so that they remain in place until disconnected. The connectors are also designed to resist corrosion and provide a reliable connection.