800-90-055-10-002000

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Rectangular connectors have many applications in multiple industries, such as computing, telecommunications, automotive, medical, and consumer electronic devices. One of the most common types of rectangular connectors is the header with male pins. They are available in various shapes and sizes to suit different applications.

The header is usually a rectangular base which is either soldered to a circuit board or mounted with screws. On the surface of the header, there are several rows and columns of perpendicular pin holes, and male pins are inserted into the header. Different types of rectangular connectors are available for different applications depending on the number of pins, the size of the header and the length of the pins.

The most common usage of rectangular connectors with male pins is in small electronic components such as sensors, switches, and LEDs. Headers are connected to the circuit board by soldering or using stand-off screws. The pins in the header provide pathways for electrical current to flow from the components to the circuit board. Different types of connectors have different ways of connecting and disconnecting. For example, IDC (Insulation Displacement Connector) headers are connected by inserting the female pins in the header into IDC ribbon cables. Once the headers are connected, the cable can be pulled tight to ensure a secure connection.

The 800-90-055-10-002000 header is a popular header with male pins that can be used for many different applications. It is made of durable plastic and features 4 rows and 5 columns of pin holes. It measures 80mm in length and 9mm in width, and each pin has a length of 0.55mm. The header can be used with a wide variety of circuit boards and components due to its versatile size and shape.

In addition to providing electrical connection to components, rectangular connectors with male pins are being used increasing to solve issues of data transfer and cabling. A growing number of connectors are now featuring data lines that allow for high-speed communication between different components. As the demand for fast data transfer increases, more advanced headers with more pins are being developed to accommodate the need.

The connectors are also becoming more popular in wireless connectivity due to their small size and ability to provide connection in even the most constrained spaces. The Bluetooth 4.0 specification, for example, uses a very small header with male pins carried by the new multi-protocol system-on-chip solutions. This enables data-transfer speeds of up to 1 megabit per second in a very compact package.

Rectangular connectors with male pins provide a proven and reliable way of connecting components to circuit boards. The 800-90-055-10-002000 series is a cost-effective solution for connecting different components, and provides a secure connection with its durable plastic materials and 0.55mm pins. The advanced data lines added to some connectors make them suitable for all types of data and signal transfer as well.

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