77313-158-48LF

The 77313-158-48LF is a type of rectangular connector, which also known as a header, male pins connector. It is member of Lurcon line of Rectangular Connectors.

This type of connector is used when two boards of different sizes need to be connected as it has a long side that is suitable for connecting to board along the entire length. This type of connector is very specific and is best suited for bundling electrical wires in order for both boards to be able to transfer electrical signals.

Connectors are an essential component in the design of all electrical systems. In the past, the wires themselves were used to connect each component of the system, or a customized board was used to make the necessary connections. The 77313-158-48LF connector reduces the amount of material needed to safely connect boards and wires and allows for a much simpler and easier connection.

The 77313-158-48LF connector is designed to make connecting two boards easier and faster. It consists of two parts – a header and male pins that are connected by a flexible cable. The header fits into the board, which has a hole that matches the shape of the header. The male pin gets inserted into the board’s pin holes.

Once both components are in place, they can be connected using any of the mounting methods offered by the Lurcon line – rivet, compression, or strain relief. The compression method is the most common, as it is the simplest and fastest. With compression, the male pin is placed into the pin holes and then a nut or screw is used to fasten the connector to the board.

The 77313-158-48LF connectors can be used for a variety of applications, including consumer electronics, industrial automation, automotive, and medical. The application of the connector is determined by the requirements for the specific system. For instance, in a medical application, a device may require a connector to be water-tight or vibration-proof.

The working principle of the connector is fairly simple. The header is designed to fit into the board, while the male pins get inserted into the pre-drilled holes in the board. This connection allows for electrical signals to pass through the connector, from one board to the other. The connector is then secured to the board using either rivets, compression, or strain relief.