91601-317LF

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Rectangular Connectors - Headers, Receptacles, Female Sockets includes a wide variety of connector types used for a multitude of applications, including fields such as industrial, medical, aviation, and automotive. One particular connector type that is especially useful and prolific, is corrosion-protected, 91601-317LF.

This particular connector is a slight variant from standard MOLEX 91601-001LF connectors. 91601-317LF connectors differ in that they are designed for applications where corrosion resistance may play a role, and offers significantly improved resistance to harsh industrial environments. Furthermore, in comparison to other low-profile MOLEX connectors, 91601-317LF is the smallest-profile variant with a rejection feature.

In terms of overall size, 91601-317LF connectors are typically less than 9.5mm in length, and fit through a 6.7mm diameter hole. The connector is 0.5mm pitch, and combines a low profile with high current (up to 5 amps) and voltage ratings (up to 250V). It has two poles and contains two contacts, and the contacts are soldered onto the PCB using tin solder. It also has a polarized mating system, meaning the connector will only go in a single way onto the board, preventing any inverse or cockeyed connection.

Tape-and-reel or bulk packaging are available for 91601-317LF connectors. In terms of applications, this connector is frequently used in industrial automation, including sensor applications and for LED lighting, as well as medical devices, aviation, and automotive fields. It is also popularly used by hobbyists and for prototyping, due to the availability of the connector in multiple lengths and in a variety of housing colors.

In terms of working principle, 91601-317LF connectors operate according to standard rectangular connection guidelines and are designed for use in PCBs. The PCB has a hole, which lines up with the connector. The contacts are first soldered onto the PCB, and then the connector body can be snapped into place. The male version of the connector contains pins and is inserted into the female connector, which contains receptacles. When connected, the pins and receptacles form a secure electrical connection.

In conclusion, 91601-317LF connectors are unique in that they offer corrosion resistance and a low profile. They have dual poles and two contacts, and are easily soldered on to the board. Furthermore, they are available in various packaging options, are used in a variety of industrial automation applications, and operate on a simple rectangular connection principle. As such, 91601-317LF connectors have become incredibly popular in a variety of industries.

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