77313-422-16LF

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Rectangular connectors refer to those connectors conforming to the JEDEC standard MO-187 GE. These connectors are widely used in telecommunications systems, computers, control system, consumer electronics and the like. 77313-422-16LF is a type of rectangular connector which comes with a pitch of 0.100 inch (2.54 mm), contact pins 16, and rows 2. Although the pitch, contact pins and rows vary with the models, but most of them are characterized with a poppet-type detent which ensures secure latching of the plug to the jack and resistance to vibration; a face mating area with improved contact spread for reduced electrical resistance; and improved performance in higher contact current applications.

The 77313-422-16LF primarily includes a header and male pins. The header is a plastic holder with certain number of contact pins in the front. It also includes solder tails at the back ensure securely plugging into the PCB. The header is designed to accept wire-to-board and board-to-board mating. The male pins serve as the plug part which are inserted into a socket to ensure electrical connection. Besides, the pins are designed to accept both the wire-to-board and board-to-board mating.

The 77313-422-16LF is typically used in applications that require high-frequency high speed connections, such as telecommunications systems, medical instruments, industrial control and sound & video equipment. Its working principle is relatively simple. When the surface of the pin on the plug (male pin) contacts with the surface of the hole on the socket (header), it forms a magnetic field, and then the current circulates due to the magnetic field between the pin and the hole. At this moment, the connection between the male pin and the header is completed.

In addition to 77313-422-16LF, there are many other kinds of rectangular connectors, included but not limited to ZIF, Crimp, IDC and User/Panel Interface & Discrete wafers, each of which is designed for public use. No matter what kind of rectangular connectors you are using, make sure to get the latest specifications, or else there will be potential risks of failure and costly repairs.

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