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Rectangular Connectors - Headers, Receptacles, Female Sockets

Rectangular connectors, also known as rectangular headers, receptacles and female sockets, are used to join two or more components together and provide a cable connection between them. They are normally made from molded plastic, but can also be made of other materials like metal. 87264-1850 connectors are commonly used in applications such as automotive, communications and industrial automation.

Types of Rectangular Connectors

87264-1850 connectors come in a variety of styles, including:

• D-Sub connectors
• Hirose connectors
• IDC connectors
• Mini-DIN connectors
• Molex connectors
• USB connectors

Each style of connector is designed for a specific application and is used in different types of equipment. For example, D-Sub connectors are often used in personal computers and other consumer electronics; Hirose connectors are commonly used in communications and industrial automation applications; IDC connectors are used to connect ribbon cables; Mini-DIN connectors are found in consumer electronics such as digital cameras and game consoles; and Molex connectors are used to connect large numbers of wires.

Working Principle of 87264-1850 Connectors

87264-1850 connectors typically consist of two mating parts, a male and a female. The male connector contains exposed pins or tabs that make contact with the female connector\'s associated sockets. When the connectors are mated, the metal contact points become electrically connected and allow power and data to pass between the two components.

The pins and sockets are typically held together by a spring system, which provides stable contact points that resist vibration and other environmental factors. This makes them ideal for use in environments where high reliability is required, such as in automotive and industrial applications.

Advantages of 87264-1850 Connectors

• Easy to install and assemble.
• Available in a variety of sizes, styles, and configurations.
• Provide reliable electrical connections.
• Compatible with a variety of cables and other components.
• Can withstand strong vibrations and harsh environmental conditions.

Disadvantages of 87264-1850 Connectors

• Limited flexibility in design.
• Vulnerable to dust and moisture.
• Incorrectly mated connectors can cause short circuits.
• Cost more than other types of connectors.

87264-1850 connectors are a reliable and cost-effective way of connecting components in applications where flexibility and reliability are required. They are widely used in automotive, communications and industrial automation, where high vibration and harsh environmental conditions are common.

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