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Rectangular Connectors - Headers, Male Pins

A 5810112011 rectangular connector is part of a general family of rectangular connectors. Generally, the 5810112011 series connectors are the medium power members of this family. This series of connectors is designed to offer a wide range of options for a variety of power and signal connection applications. Different contact configurations are available for ball locking, as well as for shrouded, board-locking, and wire-to-board modules. The 5810112011 series connectors are comprised of a receptacle (female) and header (male) portion.

Application Fields

The 5810112011 rectangular connectors are ideal for various applications that require a greater power and voltage capability than the typical wiring clamp systems. Typical applications include computers, consumer electronics, routers, switches, test equipment, diagnostics, and medical electronics.

The 5810112011 series connectors are most often used to transmit power and signals between system boards in communication equipment. This includes the transmission of low-voltage analog signals for telecommunication as well as differential signaling. The series’s physical characteristics such as the presence of polarizing pins and lance-compression pins for a secure connection, contribute to the ideal performance of the connector in regards to accuracy, adherence to polarity, and signal integrity.

Working Principle

The 5810112011 series connectors typically consist of aheader and receptacle portion. The male header portion usually has two-piece construction including the metal shell and pins. The female receptacle typically has three-piece construction including the metal shell, plastic collar, and contacts. The purpose of a plastic collar is to provide strain relief and protection against flexing.

The operation of the connecting profile is as follows: A plug is inserted into the receptacle and the contacts make contact. Once the contact is made, a locking feature (such as a ball or lance-compression mechanism) secures the plug into the receptacle. The use of polarizing pins in the header portion helps ensure that the two components are correctly aligned. Additionally, the metal shell of the header and receptacle typically provides 360-degree mechanical protection.

The 5810112011 series connectors are also designed with current rating and longevity in mind. A variety of contact styles are available to ensure that the current rating is suitable for each application. The contact materials, such as copper alloy, are selected to guarantee long-term electrical integrity.

Conclusion

The 5810112011 series rectangular connectors provide an economical, durable, and reliable solution for connecting different pieces of electronic equipment. Their various components, such as header and receptacle sections, provide multiple options to fit a wide variety of applications and still ensure dependable power, signals, and communications. This series of connectors are designed with longevity and accuracy in mind to ensure that they are able to meet customer expectations.

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