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Rectangular Connectors - Headers, Receptacles, Female Sockets

Rectangular connectors, also known as headers, receptacles and female sockets, are defined as a special form of plug and socket connectors. They have two main parts, the connecting plug and the mating socket, and they are usually used to transfer electrical signals between different circuits and components. The two main categories of rectangular connectors are header and receptacle, but there are also other varieties such as plastic and metal connectors, ribbon and board-to-board connectors.

The most common type of rectangular connector is the header, also known as pin header, which is a set of metal pins arranged in a rectangular pattern used for connecting wires or other components together. Headers usually have two separate contacts, one for electrical connections and one for mechanical mounting. They are typically available in a variety of sizes with different pin numbers and pitch sizes.

The receptacle, also known as female sockets, are female connectors that have pin receptacles that mate into board-to-board connectors or headers in order to provide a signal path connection. Receptacles can be mounted on the circuit board either through their sides or end. They are typically constructed from metal, ceramic or glass, and come in different sizes with varying number of receptacles.

499-13-216-10-003000 rectangular connectors are designed to provide superior performance and reliability, and they are usually used in a wide range of applications. Such applications include industrial electrical equipment, machine control systems, power tools, robotics, medical devices, automotive electronics, computers, consumer goods and more. This type of connector has a wide range of working principles which include:

• Series Connection - This involves connecting two or more components in series, such that the voltage across each component is the same, and the current that flows through each component can be measured in the same.
• Parallel Connection - This involves connecting two or more components in parallel, such that the voltage across each component is the same, but the current that flows through each component may vary.
• Differential Connection - This connection involves connecting two components in such a way that they receive and transmit electrical signals of different magnitude.
• Optional Ground Structure - This connection involves connecting three components in such a way that one is grounded.
• Reverse Polarization Connection - This involves connecting components in such a way that the current flows in the opposite direction.

In addition to the above-mentioned working principles, rectangular connectors can also have various features with different functionalities. Such features include multiple pin contact, mechanical stop, contact resistance, insulation resistance, and heat resistance.

499-13-216-10-003000 rectangular connectors are reliable and durable, and they provide high performance in most environments. They are suitable for a wide range of applications and can be used in both mechanical and electrical environments, making them the ideal choice for any project.

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