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Rectangular Connectors - Headers, Receptacles, Female Sockets, are a type of electronic connector that transfers electrical signals from one place to another through either insertion or removal. The 643425-1 application field and working principle encompasses a wide range of different connectors, including: pin and socket connectors, edge connectors, board-to-board connectors, and micro coaxial connectors.

A pin, or contact, header is a type of wiring terminal composed of two or more horizontal rows of round or rectangular pins arranged in parallel. It is typically used in both data and power connections, and is especially useful for connecting a circuit board or component to another board or system via insertion or removal of pins. Pin headers are available in a wide range of sizes and pin counts to meet the requirements of the application.

A socket, or receptacle, header is also composed of two or more horizontal rows of round or rectangular pins arranged in parallel. Instead of connecting two circuits directly, it provides indirect connection via insertion or removal of a wire or cable plug. Socket headers can be used for audio/video and AC/DC applications. Socket headers also come in a variety of sizes and pin counts.

A female socket, also called a female header, is a type of wiring terminal similar in appearance to a receptacle header, but contains no pins. Instead, it is composed of female-threaded sockets, providing both sockets and pins within the same component. This type of connector is extremely versatile, and is capable of making a variety of electrical connections, including power, audio/video, telecom, and fibre optics. Female headers come in a variety of sizes and pin counts.

A board-to-board connector is a two-piece interconnect system that allows a circuit board to be connected to another circuit board or system. This type of connector is Design for Manufacturability (DFM) friendly, as it eliminates the need for wires and cables when connecting two boards. Board-to-board connectors are widely used in high-speed data transfer applications, such as in communication networks and computers, and are available in a variety of form factors, such as DIP, mezzanine, or miniature/PCMCIA.

A micro coaxial connector is a type of small form factor interconnect typically used for high speed signal transmission, such as in telecommunications, broadband, and data storage systems. These connectors are available in a variety of configurations, such as surface mount, board-to-board, and board-to-module. Micro coaxial connectors are designed for use in tight spaces, and are also widely used in wireless communication systems, including cellular phones.

The 643425-1 application field and working principle includes all of these different types of connectors. These types of connectors are used in a wide range of applications, such as in industrial, medical, automotive, consumer, industrial, aerospace, and computer equipment. All of them provide reliable connection between two circuits for data transfer, power, or signal transmission.

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