767025-7

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Rectangular connectors are also known as board-to-board connectors, since they are used to connect two PCB (Printed Circuit Boards). They are commonly used in a variety of applications, including telecommunications equipment, medical devices, automotive electronics, and consumer electronics. These connectors typically feature two or more parallel rows of “pins”, or feet, which are designed to mate with corresponding rows of “holes”, or holes, on the receiving PCB.The 767025-7 is a chip or array connector that features an edge type mating style. This connector series is designed to work with printed circuit boards that have a thickness between 0.8mm and 1.6mm. This particular board-to-board connector system utilizes a two-point “edge mirror” type connection technology, which helps to reduce the costs associated with printed circuit board assembly while improving contact resistance and durability.The 767025-7 connector also features a unique mezzanine design. This mezzanine type was developed in order to reduce the number of soldered pins on the connector while providing reliable connections between the two boards. The contacts of the connector are arranged in a 2mmX2mm mezzanine matrix, which allows for alternating current and voltage lines to be routed without interference. This matrix design also provides additional durability and reliability, as it eliminates “floating contacts” that lead to lost or intermittent signals.The 767025-7 connector is available in a variety of sizes: 15-pin, 20-pin, 24-pin, and 30-pin. All sizes feature a 0.8mm pitch, an operating temperature range of -55°C to 105°C, and a mating life of 50 cycles. The connectors have an operating voltage rating of 24V and a maximum current rating of 1.2A.The primary working principle behind the 767025-7 connector involves the edges of the receiving PCB being inserted into the two-point edge mirror hole pattern of the connector, and then mating the pins of the connector to the corresponding holes in the board. This allows reliable electro-mechanical connections to be made between the circuit boards. Additionally, the mezzanine type design ensures that the correct signals are routed through the connector, improving the performance of any given printed circuit board assembly.

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