827050-1 Connectors, Interconnects

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Rectangular Connectors - Headers, Male Pins typically use a single-piece black plastic or metal shell with a variety of male pin styles or solder cups and an associated cable harness, as well as accessories such as shrouds, mounting hardware, and strain relief bushings. 827050-1 is an example of such a part, which has an insulated vertical header configuration comprised of 12 male pins. This connector features physical characteristics such as a 0.5 inch wide by 0.75 inch high body, making it a small and lightweight part.

Applications for 827050-1 include the interconnection of various signal, control, and power circuits in electrical equipment. Devices like connectors, audio and video equipment, computer systems, consumer electronics, industrial control systems, and instrumentation are common uses for this part. For instance, 827050-1 can be used to add a connection to existing wiring harnesses, or connect components to printed circuit boards. The 12 pins are often used in pairs to connection power, signals, or a combination of the two from one location to another.

The working principle of 827050-1 is relatively straightforward. The pins protruding from the rectangular connector are placed into receiving apertures in a mating board or part. This constitutes a connection between the two components, allowing an electronic or electrical signal to pass through. To ensure a secure and reliable connection that is resistant to pulling, the insertion force of the 827050-1 male pin typically needs to be 50-100 N. The pins maintain contact with the respective apertures through the enablement of a leaf spring contact system, which helps create a secure and reliable mating.

When considering 827050-1 for applications, certain factors need to be taken into account. It must first be determined if the pin diameter and length will fit in the accessory being used. This is followed the consideration of the operating temperature range, insulation resistance, contact resistance, and maximum voltage. Similarly, the mating procedures should also be reviewed as they can influence the functioning of the connector, including insertion force, pull out force, and engagement and disengagement force.

In conclusion, 827050-1 is an example of a common rectangular connector from the Headers and Male Pins family of connectors. Its small size and tight pitch make it a versatile part that is suitable for a variety of electrical and electronic applications. The working principle of the part is based on its 12 pins being inserted into a mating board or part, which then creates a secure connection and allows the passage of an electric or electronic signal.

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