399-13-103-10-003000

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Rectangular connectors are commonly used in electronic devices. The most common type is the header and receptacle configuration, followed by the female socket. The numbers 399-13-103-10-003000 identify a header and receptacle combination. This corresponds to a two row 13 contact header and receptacle assembly. There are two rows of contacts in each row of connectors. The 10 identifies the number of mounting positions - 10 in this case.

The rectangular connector’s major application fields involve communication, industrial control, computer, and interconnecting electronic devices. These components are often used in computer motherboards for attachment of data cables, modems and other peripherals. In industrial applications, the connectors are used to attach the supply wires to the components. The connectors can also be used with testing wires for electronic testing and troubleshooting.

The general working principle of the rectangular connector is to allow for the electrical connection of two conductors. The pin configuration of the header and receptacle are insert fabricated, with the contacts being stamped, formed, and soldered into the housing. The pin contacts are made of material that is both conductive and resistant to corrosion. The pin connection is either pressed into the housing or secured with a threaded fastener.

The contact force applied to the pin is a major factor in designing a rectangular connector for use in many applications. Contact force is the amount of force necessary to ensure that the electrical connection is reliable. The rating of the contact force is usually shown in Newtons or pounds of force. To ensure that a reliable connection is maintained, designers must select the correct contact force to match the intended application.

For example, in a computer motherboard application, the contact force is generally set at a higher force due to the use of high-speed data transmission. In addition, the contact force must be balanced so that there is no stress or mechanical strain on any of the connectors or terminals. If the contact force is too high, the connection may be too tight and cause damage to the contact pins. If the force is too low, then the connection may be unreliable and may not conduct electricity properly.

When selecting rectangular connectors, designers must consider the power and signal requirements of the application. For power or voltage requirements, it is important to select a connector that can support the necessary current. The pins must also be rated to support the voltage level needed. For signal requirements, designers must make sure that the spacing between the pins is adequate to allow for the connector to be used in the desired application. The overall length and width of the connector must also be taken into account.

The application field and working principle of 399-13-103-10-003000 rectangular connectors make them suitable for many applications. The combination of a two row 13 contact header and receptacle assembly provides flexibility in the size and placement of the connector. The contact force applied to the pin contacts is a major factor in ensuring reliable operation, so designers must select the appropriate contact force to suit their application. Additionally, the voltage and signal requirements must be taken into account when selecting a rectangular connector to ensure functionality.

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