851-13-004-10-003000 Connectors, Interconnects

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The 851-13-004-10-003000 application field and working principle are related to the general technology of connectors, primarily rectangular connectors and headers, receptacles, and female sockets. This type of connector is primarily used in electronics and other electronic applications, such as computer, television, and audio/video applications. A lot of other applications use these connectors, such as automotive, security systems, and lighting.

A rectangular connector, or a header, is a type of connector that consists of a board-level electrical connection or pathway that allows the connector to be soldered to the board. Headers and receptacles are two of the most commonly used rectangular connectors, with the third type being female sockets. Headers are typically used for connecting circuits to each other, while receptacles are mainly used for connection with an external device such as USB cables and monitors.

The 851-13-004-10-003000 headers and receptacles can be both single row and dual row designs. The single row connectors have a single row of pins, and the dual row connectors have two rows of pins, each containing a different number of pins. In addition, these connectors can be purchased in different sizes and pin configurations. The number of pins and their arrangement also vary depending on the application in which the connector is to be used. Depending on the application, the connector may contain up to 50 pins and a variety of alternate pin arrangements.

The header connectors typically use a board-level termination process, but some receptacles are designed for through-hole or SMT applications. The pins used in these connectors are typically made from brass, with some manufacturers offering connectors with a tin-plated finish for a higher level of corrosion resistance. The pins are usually mounted on a plastic housing with a locking mechanism that holds them in place, making them more secure than their single row and dual row versions.

The working principle behind a rectangular connector involves the connection of two electrical devices. The pins on the connector are placed into the corresponding pins on the receptacle, establishing the connection between the two devices. The connector is then secured by locking the connectors together, essentially providing a secure electrical connection between the two devices.

The 851-13-004-10-003000 application field and working principle of the rectangular connectors, headers, receptacles, and female sockets are important for the efficient and secure operation of many electronic devices. With the many advantages these components offer, they are ideal for a variety of electronic applications.

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