380-40-130-00-001000

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Rectangular connectors are electrical connectors used in various types of electronic equipment and machines. They are composed primarily of four basic components: the head or contact, the body or housing, the terminal pins, and the insulation cover. The type of rectangular connector depends upon what type of application it is being used for. Headers, specialty pins, and crimp-style terminals are some of the most common types of rectangular connectors.

The 380-40-130-00-001000 is a type of rectangular connector known as headers. Headers are typically used for low-power, low-voltage applications, such as those being used for computer motherboards. The contacts of the header connector are arranged in two series (also known as rows), one of which carries the power/signal, and the other carries its corresponding ground/return. This is referred to as the “two-pin” technique. The contacts can be soldered directly to the board, or a ribbon cable can be used to connect them to the board.

Headers also feature insulation covers and terminal pins, which are designed to provide a secure connection between the connector and the board it is being connected to. The insulation helps to protect the connection from any outside interference or static electricity. The terminal pins, which can be found in a variety of sizes, are designed to ensure a low-resistance connection. They also help to reduce the possibility of short circuits.

Specialty pins are another type of rectangular connectors that are used in some applications. These pins are designed to provide additional capabilities, such as higher current protection or an increased number of available pins. They are used in cases where a header connector is not sufficient for the application at hand, and are generally used in applications where a more robust connection is needed. Specialty pins are also often used in high-power systems, due to the greater number of contacts they offer.

Crimp-style terminals are another type of rectangular connectors that are used in a wide variety of applications. This type of terminals offers a much stronger connection than a typical header and reduces the need for large amounts of soldering. The terminal pins are typically made of a strong metal material, such as brass or stainless steel, and are generally designed to provide a reliable connection with minimal contact resistance.

The 380-40-130-00-001000 is a widely-used type of rectangular connector, and is used in a variety of applications. It is well-suited for applications requiring low power and low voltage, such as those found in computer motherboards, and is also often used in high power systems due to the increased number of contacts it offers. In addition, specialty pins, as well as crimp-style terminals, can also be used in these applications to provide additional capabilities, making it an ideal choice for a wide range of applications and applications areas.

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