855-83-039-10-001101

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Rectangular Connectors - Headers, Receptacles, Female Sockets are standard components used for the electrical connecting and which allows for the transmission of signals and power between two devices. The connectors can either be mounted on a solderless breadboard, such as in prototyping, or directly soldered onto a surface mount board in an enclosed application. The 855-83-039-10-001101 connectors belong to the header family of connectors, and they are suitable for power, data, and signal applications.

The 855-83-039-10-001101 have an insulated body that can be made from a variety of materials. The insulators of the connectors can be made from either thermoplastic or insulating rubber, depending on the application. They come in a variety of shapes such as rectangular, circular, square or oval. The headers are typically made from a die-cast or injection molded zinc material, while the receptacles are usually made from stainless steel, brass, or bronze. The contacts for the 855-83-039-10-001101 are typically made from copper alloy or gold plated copper alloys.

The 855-83-039-10-001101 connectors can be used for numerous applications and industries including automotive, medical, consumer electronics, telecommunications, and military. These connectors are typically used in applications that require the transmission of power, signals, or data between two devices, such as laptops and computers, or telecommunication systems. The headers and receivers feature an integrated latch mechanism that allows for durable and secure connection and disconnection.

The 855-83-039-10-001101 are designed to be resistant to harsh environmental conditions such as moisture, vibration, corrosion, and extreme temperature. The connectors feature a sealed contact system that keeps out dirt and moisture, while ensuring reliable signal and power transmission. The headers and receiver systems also feature a locking mechanism that keeps the connection secure, and a retention force that ensures that the connectors remain connected.

The 855-83-039-10-001101 works on the principle of electrical contact between two different metal surfaces, namely the pin and the socket. The pin is usually a metal pin that fits within a grooved or recessed groove on the socket. The pins are then pushed down into the recessed groove and securely fastened using soldering, clamps or springs. This process ensures a reliable electrical connection between the two surfaces. The header systems allow for multiple connections at once, making them suitable for multi-wire applications.

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