5-1658463-2

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Rectangular connectors, also known as card-edge connectors, are widely used for electrical interconnection in a variety of electronics systems. As one type of mezzanine (board-to-board) connectors, 5-1658463-2 can be used to securely attach two circuit boards together, usually perpendicularly. From the application perspective, 5-1658463-2 is commonly employed in a wide array of systems requiring parallel transfer of digital and analog signals in a relatively small form factor. Examples are datacoms, computers, consumer electronics, test and instrumentation systems and aerospace equipment.

From a design and construction perspective, 5-1658463-2 mezzanine connectors are typically available in female and male configurations that contain different types of contacts. For example, the 5-1658463-2 male connector has a set of standard flat contact pins, while the 5-1658463-2 female connector has a set of stepped contact pins. Since the contact pins in the male and female connectors are of different heights, reliable electrical connections are established between the two boards when the connectors are mated.

When it comes to applications, the most common implementation of mezzanine connectors is in the form of rectangular, edge-type array connectors. That is, the female and male 5-1658463-2 connectors are designed as strips that are 3-5 inches long, and which contain several rows of either straight or stepped contact pins. The contact pins in the male connector are typically arranged in staggered array, while the contact pins in the female connector are arranged along an evenly spaced pattern.

In terms of working principle, 5-1658463-2 mezzanine connectors are designed to create an electrical connection between two circuit boards via a straightforward mating process. When mating the connectors, the staggered contact pins in the male connector slots buckle onto the uniformly aligned contact pins in the female connector. This buckling action ensures an even force spread across all of the contact points, which in turn, establishes a reliable electrical connection between the two boards.

Moreover, the length of the contact pins in the male and female connectors is specifically designed to ensure a firmly established connection. For instance, the contact pins in the male connector are usually longer than those of the female connector. The longer contact pins in the male connector help ensure that the contact forces between the male and female connectors remain consistent regardless of the overall thickness of the two connected boards.

Overall, 5-1658463-2 mezzanine connectors have been designed to provide a reliable and streamlined connection between circuit boards with varying thicknesses. As a result, these connectors are widely used in a variety of applications, from aerospace equipment to consumer electronics and even in computers and datacoms.

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