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Rectangular Connectors – Headers, Male Pins

The 690357281276 describes the physical properties and behaviors of a type of rectangular connectors popularly known as “headers” or “male pins”. Since their initial invention, these devices have gone through various design modifications and modifications resulting in a wide variety of different types of products available on the market. This document will provide a brief overview of the various types, their application fields and how they work.

Types of Headers, Male Pins

Headers, Male Pins come in a variety of shapes and sizes, and can be constructed from a variety of materials. The two main categories of these connectors are printed board (or PCB) and through-hole. PCB headers are used to join printed circuit boards to cable assemblies, while through-hole headers connect two pieces of printed circuit board. Each category of product has several different types. Some of the most common types are as follows:

• Sealed Plug Headers: These plug headers are designed to provide secure, water-resistant connections for a variety of applications. They are often used in harsh environments such as automotive, military, and aerospace applications.
• Pin-in-Socket Headers: These type of headers are commonly used for low-cost, low-voltage, low-current connections, such as for power connections to small electronic devices.
• Right Angle Headers: Right angle headers are often used for connections between PCBs mounted at an angle, or in tight spaces.
• Crimp Connectors: Crimp connectors are a type of header that utilizes a crimp tool to connect the header pins to the PCB or device.
• Female Headers: Female headers are the counterparts to male headers, and comprise a female slot that is used to insert wires or other equipment into the connection. Female headers are often used for longer-term connections such as cable assemblies.

Application Fields

Headers, male pins, are used in a variety of industries for the purpose of making connections between two pieces of equipment, either through a cable assembly or directly by soldering to a PCB. Common applications of these connectors include audio/video equipment, consumer electronics, automotive, industrial automation, telecommunications, and medical device manufacturing. Regardless of the application, these connectors offer a reliable and resilient connection for any type of electronic device.

Working Principle

Headers, male pins, are designed to make secure connections to other equipment or cables via a strong metal or plastic insulation sleeve or shell. This shell is typically composed of two parts, which are joined together with nuts, bolts, or clips. The first part of the shell is usually madeup of a metal or plastic band which is inserted onto the pins, while the second part is designed to direct the pins and shield them from environmental elements.

The pins of the header are lined up in a series of rows, with each row corresponding to a certain type of connection. When the sleeve is in place, all the pins are then securely held in place and ready to be connected to their respective mating points. Depending on the type of connector, the connecting wires may be secured to the pins by soldering, crimping, or some other connection method.

These types of connectors are essential in any device that requires power or data to be transferred from one point to another. They provide a reliable, resilient connection for a variety of electronic products, and are available in a wide range of sizes and shapes to suit any need.

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