802-80-070-65-001101

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Rectangular Connectors - Headers, Male Pins, is a complete family of 2, 3, and 4.7 mm terminal and exit point connectors comprising these main series – 50, 70, 110 and high-density. The 802-80-070-65-001101 is an example of the 70 series. Featuring single and double row terminal connectors they provide engineering solutions for a range of applications, for example, information, measuring, and medical equipment.

The 802-80-070-65-001101 features a range of design characteristics including:

• Current Rating: 10 A
• Size after Mating: 21.58x37.97 mm
• Voltage Rating: 250V AC
• Contact Plating: Gold flash on contact area
• Operating Temperature: -25°C – +105°C
• Mate Life: 25 insertion-withdrawal cycles

802-80-070-65-001101 is typically used in a two way connection wiring board panel. For example, a computer motherboard. It can easily be connected to any number other types of electrical components and it is the connecting bridge between components. Explanation of the working principle of the 802-80-070-65-001101 uses simple electrical circuits to demonstrate how the 70 series works.

The 802-80-070-65-001101 is a socket connector with two pins carrying an electrical current from one side to the other. The current passes from one end of the connector to the other end via a conductive pathway, called a conductor. The conductor is made up of two parts; a positive conductor and a negative conductor, which are referred to collectively as a "circuit". In the 802-80-070-65-001101, the positive conductor passes the current from the outside of the connector to the inside of the connector, while the negative conductor carries the current from the inside of the connector to the outside of the connector. This is referred to as a "bi-directional" current, as it is capable of transmitting current in both directions.

When a voltage is applied to the 802-80-070-65-001101, the voltage is applied across the two pins of the socket. This causes the current to flow in both directions; from the positive conductor to the negative conductor and from the negative conductor to the positive conductor, thus creating a circuit. This circuit enables the power from the connected device to be transferred through the socket and into the connected components.

When an electrical feature within the device requires power, the voltage from the internal circuit is increased and the current is driven through the positive conductor and into the feature. This process is known as "charging". As the voltage is increased, the current flows in the opposite direction, from the negative conductor to the positive conductor, therefore reducing the amount of energy available to the component. This allows the connected components to be powered safely.

In order to maintain the voltage across the feature, the circuit within the 802-80-070-65-001101 makes use of a resistor, which is also known as a "breaking resistor". It is the limiting factor of the circuit and ensures that the voltage is kept at a safe level. This prevents the connected devices from receiving too much or too little voltage, which could damage them. In summary, the 802-80-070-65-001101 provides a secure, simple and efficient connection point for a wide range of electrical components.

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