5767054-1

Series:	MICTOR
Packaging:	Tube
Part Status:	Active
Connector Type:	Receptacle, Center Strip Contacts
Number of Positions:	38
Pitch:	0.025" (0.64mm)
Number of Rows:	2
Mounting Type:	Surface Mount
Features:	Board Guide, Ground Bus (Plane)
Contact Finish:	Palladium-Nickel
Contact Finish Thickness:	5.00µin (0.127µm)
Mated Stacking Heights:	6.6mm, 9mm, 10.92mm, 12.57mm, 17.96mm, 18.75mm, 20mm, 22.86mm
Height Above Board:	0.236" (6.00mm)

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Rectangular Connectors - Arrays, Edge Type, Mezzanine (Board to Board)Rectangular connectors are the most commonly used type of electrical connectors in everyday life. These types of connectors are available in a variety of materials, designs, and form factors, but when categorizing them, they all fit into three basic categories: arrays, edge type, and mezzanine (board to board). This article will discuss the various types of rectangular connectors, their applications, and their working principles, by looking at 5767054-1 as an example. ArraysArrays are the most common form of rectangular connectors. They are usually flat and consist of several power and signal contacts in a repeating pattern. Array connectors are named for the arrangement of contacts, which often form a pattern resembling a rectangular or diamond array. Examples include molex connectors, which contain large numbers of pins in a regular pattern. These types of connections are usually used to connect several different components together in an efficient and secure manner. The 5767054-1 is an example of an array connector. It is a 26-pin, long pitch connector with gold-plated contacts and an operating temperature of -25°C to +85°C. This rectangular connector is designed for wire-to-board or cable-to-board applications in the automotive and industrial markets. Edge TypeEdge type connectors are characterized by their long linear shape and the number of contacts or pins that extend along each edge. These connectors are typically used for high-speed signal applications and to provide power connections in board-to-board or electronic modules. The pins are arranged in linear patterns and run along the edges of the connectors. Edge type connectors are available in various form factors, including DIN, ST, and H-DIN. The 5767054-1 edge type connector features up to 10 pins along each edge, and is designed for a wide range of automotive and industrial applications. It is capable of providing up to 1A of current at 24Vdc and is designed with high-temperature moulded plastic housing. It provides a secure and reliable connection and is ideal for connecting large numbers of wires or devices. Mezzanine (Board to Board) Mezzanine (board to board) type connectors are designed for connecting two printed circuit boards (PCBs) together. The connectors typically feature multiple pins which are arranged in a repeating pattern and extend out from the PCB. These types of connectors are often used to provide power or signal connections between two PCBs. The 5767054-1 is an example of a mezzanine (board to board) rectangular connector, with each of the 26 pins configured to provide power and/or signal as required. The connector also has gold-plated contacts and a voltage rating of 24Vdc and an operating temperature of -25°C to +85°C. ConclusionRectangular connectors are the most common type of electrical connectors. They are used in a wide range of applications and come in three main categories: arrays, edge type, and mezzanine (board to board). The 5767054-1 is an example of a rectangular connector, which features 26 contacts arranged in a rectangular pattern for connecting wires or devices securely. It is designed with a high-temperature moulded plastic housing and is capable of providing up to 1A of current at 24Vdc.

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