53324-1160

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Rectangular Connectors - Headers, Male Pins generally refer to a series of small, rectangular-shaped connectors designed for connecting two or more electrical or electronic components, as well as bridging a gap between two circuits. The 53324-1160 connector is a type of Rectangular Connector that has become increasingly popular due to its small size, low cost, and strong reliability.

The 53324-1160 connector has a variety of applications, including but not limited to automotive, computer, communication, medical device, industrial production, and consumer electronics applications. In automotive applications, the connector is typically used to connect sensors, actuators, or other devices to the body, chassis, or power supply. In computer applications, the connector is used to connect circuit boards and other peripheral components. In medical device applications, the connector is used to harness or connect wires with sensors, enabling the device to detect and measure various inputs. Additionally, the connector is often used to connect and bridge circuits in industrial production and consumer electronics applications.

The 53324-1160 connector features a two-piece interconnect system, including an insulation displacement contact (IDC) and a socket. The IDC is a small, flat metal spring that contains integrated insulation, eliminating the need for insulation displacement connectors (IDCs). The IDC is designed to provide a secure connection to the mating device without requiring any additional tools. The socket features a contact area with five cavities, each designed to accept a single wire or cable. The contact area is then covered by an insulation liner, providing environmental protection for the connections.

In terms of working principles of 53324-1160 connectors, the electrical connection between the wires and the main connector body is achieved with the help of the spring metal that is featured in the IDC. A small hole is made in the insulation surrounding the wire. The spring metal is then depressed and the wire slides into the hole, making electrical contact between the wire and the metal. As the wire is inserted into the hole, it compresses the spring metal and creates a neutral current path between the wire and the connector contact.

Overall, the 53324-1160 connector is a versatile, cost-effective solution for a wide variety of applications. Its small size and reliable insulation displacement contact make it an ideal choice for many applications, from automotive and medical device applications to industrial production and consumer electronics applications. Moreover, its simple, two-piece interconnect system and spring metal contact make it a reliable and secure connection between the wires and the main connector body.

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