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The header receptacle system (414-87-224-41-134101) and its components, including the header and receptacle, female socket and contacts, are integral components of any electrical connection and are used widely in nearly any electrical system. By having both mating parts, it is possible to maintain a strong, secure connection while still being simple to install. By having parts that can be individually replaced or removed, the customer also gets a lot of versatility for their connection needs.In the header/receptacle system, the header is typically mounted to a PCB on the system side. The receptacle uses a mating that slides in through the user side of the connection and slides the contacts uniquely through the mating partner of the header. The contact locks into the header to form a secure, reliable connection. On the other hand, female sockets are similarly mounted to the PCB but are designed with a center female cavity. The cavity allows a male pin contact to insert into a contact and latch to the socket, providing a simple but secure connection. It is important to note that the header and receptacle, and the female socket and pin contacts, can be used separately or together in conjunction for more in-depth and secure connections. Header/Receptacle The key benefit of the header/receptacle system (414-87-224-41-134101) is that the two components are designed to work together to form a tight seal between the mating partners. Through this, you can ensure a secure and reliable connection that does not require extra effort to secure. The header is typically made up of a plastic housing with a metal shrouded body. Commonly, the material used is PBT since it has excellent electrical and physical properties. The header allows for multiple variations and contact arrangements, making it a flexible form of connection. The male pin or tube contacts are made of phosphor bronze and may feature slotted, flat or chamfered tips. The contacts that make up the receptacle are made of phosphor bronze shells with specific tip designs that maximize contact force and ensure a strong mechanical and electrical connection. Female Socket The female socket (414-87-224-41-134101) is similar to the header/receptacle system, but the female has an additional component, the socket contact, which is the female cavity that allows a male pin contact to latch into place and make a secure connection. The female is typically made up of stamped phosphor bronze contact shells and plastic housings that provide maximum strength and durability for any electrical connection. As with the header/receptacle system, the female socket can also use both flat and chamfered tips, depending on the application. Applications The header, receptacle, female socket, and their contacts all have a wide range of applications, including industrial, automotive, telecommunications, power and aerospace. Due to its design, the header/receptacle and female socket will fit many circuits and provide enhanced signal integrity and electrical protection. In automotive applications, the header/receptacle and female socket are often used for secondary power links, for example, the electric windows, audio systems, and door locks. In power applications, the connectors can be used for higher-current loads, such as motors and fans. In telecommunications applications, the connectors can be used for the transmission of signals, such as fiber optics. In industrial applications, the female socket and header/receptacle connectors are often used as high-speed data buses.

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