5767056-1

The 5767056-1 is a mezzanine connector designed for use in PCBs (printed circuit boards). This type of connector is known as an edge connector or array connector, and has a rectangular cross-section with two parallel rows of contacts. The contacts are generally spaced 2.54 mm (0.100 inch) apart, and are visible when the connector is mated. It has multiple rows of contacts, allowing for multiple signals to be routed from one board to another.

The contacts on the 5767056-1 are typically made from phosphor bronze or beryllium copper, with gold plating to provide a good electrical connection and corrosion resistance. Additionally, it has an insulating cover for protection, and is rated for 1000 mating cycles. The connector is designed to allow for easy assembly and disassembly while still providing good electrical connection.

The 5767056-1 is designed for use in high-density applications, such as when multiple signals need to be routed between two printed circuit boards. It is suited for use in mezzanine applications, where two boards are connected together at a single point, and it can be used for connecting two separate PCBs together in order to share data or power. It can also be used for daisy-chaining multiple PCBs together.

The working principle of the 5767056-1 is quite simple. When two mating connectors are brought together, the contacts on the connector make an electrical connection, allowing for signals to be transferred between the two boards. The contacts are designed to ensure reliable contact and good electrical connection while still allowing for easy assembly and disassembly.

The 5767056-1 is a versatile and reliable mezzanine connector that can be used in a variety of applications. It is designed for high-density applications, and is rated for 1000 mating cycles. It is also easy to assemble and disassemble, and provides a good electrical connection when mated. The working principle of the 5767056-1 is based on the simple concept of two mating connectors making an electrical connection. This enables multiple signals to be routed between two boards, making it an ideal choice for mezzanine applications, as well as daisy-chaining multiple PCBs together.