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Rectangular Connectors - Spring Loaded

Rectangular connectors, such as those identified by 857-10-010-10-002000, are spring-loaded connectors that provide a means of connecting two components within a system. These connectors are often used to enable cylindrical plugs and receptacles, as well as other rectangular connectors, to be easily interchanged without the need to modify the controller or other electronic devices within the system.

Rectangular connectors offer a variety of attributes that make them useful for a range of applications. As they are spring-loaded, they are highly durable, providing a secure connection that is resilient to dirt and dust, and can withstand a variety of environmental conditions. The spring-loaded mechanism ensures that the connection is maintained even through extended vibration. Additionally, they are simple to install and can be connected quickly and easily, even in tight, confined spaces.

Construction of Rectangular Connectors

Rectangular connectors typically consist of three components - the base, the cover, and the terminal. The base houses a spring block that consists of a series of compressed springs that provide the mechanical force needed to maintain the two parts of the connection together. The cover is placed over the spring block and functions as a protective layer for the spring block and the contact terminals. The contact terminals usually consist of metal pins or blades that when depressed firmly into the opposing contact points, complete the electrical connection between the two halves of the connector.

Types of Rectangular Connectors

Rectangular connectors come in a variety of configurations for a range of applications. Some of the most common types of rectangular connectors are:

• Hermetically sealed connectors: These are sealed connectors with a waterproof sealant, making them highly suitable for use in harsh environments. They are often found in automotive applications, such as in marine equipment and heavy-duty vehicles.
• High-temperature connectors: These connectors are designed to be used in high-temperature applications, such as industrial ovens and industrial furnaces.
• High-frequency connectors: These connectors are designed to support high frequency signals, with excellent signal integrity. They are often used in telecommunications and military applications.
• Board level connectors: These connectors are designed to mount directly onto a circuit board, enabling easy connection between circuit boards. They are commonly used in consumer electronics, such as laptop computers and other electronic devices.
• Modular connectors: These connectors are designed to be easily assembled, disassembled, and replaced. They are often used in products where frequent changes are required.

Working Principle of Rectangular Connectors

The way in which a rectangular connector works is quite simple. When the two halves of the connector are brought together, the springs in the base of the connector are compressed, pushing the contact terminals into the corresponding receptacle on the other half of the connector. This enables the electrical connection to be made. When the two halves of the connector are separated, the springs push the contact terminals out of the receptacle, severing the electrical connection.

Rectangular connectors provide a reliable, strong connection that allows for the quick and easy interchangeability of components in a system. These connectors are highly durable and offer excellent resistance to corrosion, vibration and mechanical shock. Additionally, they are cost-effective and require minimal maintenance, making them an attractive option for a variety of applications.

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