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Rectangular Connectors - Headers, Receptacles, Female Sockets

399-11-103-10-003000 rectangular connectors are electrical components used to join two or more wires into an electrical circuit. It connects the wires electrically by providing a complete electrical circuit. Rectangular connectors are connected to the wires through the use of mechanical devices that hold the wire in place. The two most commonly used devices for connecting wires to the connectors are headers and receptacles. Headers are used to connect the wires to the connector while receptacles have two metal terminals which allow for the wires to be secured and electrically connected to the connector.

399-11-103-10-003000 rectangular connectors typically comprise a body, which houses a pair of terminals connected to each other. The terminals accept standard wire sizes, such as 18-22 AWG or higher, depending on the connector requirements. These connectors are classified as either female sockets or headers, depending on the type of terminal used for connection to the wires.

399-11-103-10-003000 headers are the simplest and most basic form of rectangular connectors that are used for joining two or more wires. They are usually enclosed in a metal or plastic housing that features two sets of terminals, one set to hold the wire in place and the other set to electrically connect the wires to the connector. The wires are then crimped to the terminals of the header securely. Headers are suitable for heavier gauge wires and also feature insulation and shock protection. They are easy and quick to install and can be used for low-voltage applications.

399-11-103-10-003000 receptacles are physically larger in size than headers and have greater contact area. Receptacles offer improved protection from the effects of humidity, corrosion and mechanical shock. They feature an insulation material, typically in the form of a sleeve, which is used to protect the electrical connection between the wires and the connector. Receptacles also feature two metal terminals which provide a secure connection between the wires and the connector. Receptacles are suitable for heavy duty applications involving a large amount of wiring.

399-11-103-10-003000 female sockets are another type of rectangular connector that can be used for joining two or more wires. Female sockets are characterized by an insulated sleeve that surrounds the terminals and prevents any accidental contact between them. The terminals are usually crimped to the affected wires, and a locking mechanism may be installed to ensure a secure connection. Female sockets are designed for low voltage and power applications, and are commonly used in applications such as automotive wiring, networking devices and other electrical circuits.

In conclusion, 399-11-103-10-003000 rectangular connectors are used to join two or more wires into an electrical circuit. These connectors come in many different shapes and sizes, and are classified into three main types: headers, receptacles and female sockets. Headers are the simplest type of connector while receptacles and female sockets offer increased protection from the effects of humidity and shock. All of these types of connectors are suitable for a wide range of applications and are an important component in any electrical circuit.

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