87606-331

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Rectangular connectors have been used in the electronics industry for the purpose of interconnecting components and devices for many years. 87606-331 is a type of rectangular connector, which belongs to headers, receptacles, female sockets.

Headers are also commonly referred to as pins, and receptacles are also known as sockets. Female sockets are the connectors which are mated to the headers to form a complete connectivity solution.

87606-331 is a rectangular 2-circuit, panel-mount female socket-type connector. It has a length of 9.2 mm and a width of 3.6 mm. It is made up of a single insulator body, with four integral cabinet contacts. It is made from white Xenoy PA66/6T thermoplastic, and it has a temperature rating of -40°C to +125°C.

This type of rectangular connector is used in applications such as communication and audio equipment to interconnect different devices. It provides reliable signal transmission and high-quality sound transmission due to its good contact density and solderability. It is also suitable for any kind of PCB where space is a concern, and the contacts are suitable for resistive solder operations.

The working principle of 87606-331 is quite straightforward. The individual contacts are made from stamped copper alloy and are plated with a gold- nickel surface. The contacts are mounted onto the insulator body and held in place by a plastic latching system. When the connector is mated to the header, the contacts make contact with the header and provide the electrical connection. The plastic latching system ensures that the connector stays in place during mating.

The 87606-331 is a very common rectangular connector found in many applications. Its robust design and reliable connection make it ideal for a wide range of applications. It is a cost-effective solution for electronic projects, and its easily obtainable availability makes it a preferred choice for many engineers.

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