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Rectangular Connectors - Arrays, Edge Type, Mezzanine (Board to Board)

Rectangular connectors are used to create an electrical connection between printed circuit boards, panels, cables, and other components used in a variety of products. They are often referred to as board-level connectors, secured within various types of housings or enclosures to offer an efficient and secure electrical connection. They range from low-profile, single-row designs to high-density, high-pin-count configurations, and are available in various shapes and sizes to meet different needs and applications.

Arrays are one type of rectangular connectors and are ideal for sophisticated applications with irregular board layouts. With an added configurability of electrodes, array connectors offer the luxury of selecting an exact size and pitch for any given application. Array connectors also allow for thorough connections between two boards or between a board and cable, providing both flexibility and a robust connection.

Edge type rectangular connectors are another popular family of connectors. They are usually secured to a PCB, providing both a compact form factor, protection, and are available in flexible terminations. These connectors are available in various pin-count configurations, and can be used for either low- or high-power applications. Edge type connectors provide robust connection between two boards, cables, or components.

Structurally different from other types of rectangular connectors, Mezzanine (Board to Board) connectors are designed for high-end board-to-board applications, capable of stacking multiple circuit boards to enable more complex operations. These connectors are designed for optimal density and allow the smallest space for board-level interconnects, making them perfect for space conscious applications. The pins on board-to-board mezzanine connectors are soldered to a substrate which is then plugged in to complementary pins on the second board, providing an ideal connection that is structurally sound without the need for wires.

In addition to the shape and size, the selection of a given rectangular connector will further depend on the application, current-carrying capacity, withstanding voltage and mateability. Many connectors in this family are rated for reliabilty, meaning that once they are mated, they are able to stay mated over thousands of cycles, affording you a long-lasting connection.

Rectangular connectors are some of the most versatile and reliable connectors available, and are therefore an essential component of numerous electronic systems. Selecting the right connector for a particular application can be tricky, so understanding its structure, size, shape and available configurations is essential in order to guarantee a safe and secure connection.

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