91614-306GLF

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Rectangular Connectors - Headers, Receptacles, Female Sockets connect electronic components together, ranging from the simple 91614-306GLF to complex, expensive ones. They are also known as PCB connectors, because they are commonly used to make connections on printed circuit boards, often between an input and an output component. Connectors can have various form factors including single row, double row, or multiple row assemblies. 91614-306GLF connectors are rectangular female two-row electrical connectors designed to fit on 2 mm pitch applications and have a maximum current of 3 A.

The 91614-306GLF connector consists of a female socket and two rows of contacts—the outer row contains 4 contacts, while the inner row has 8 contacts. The contacts are made from brass and the width of the contact is 1.5mm and the length is 1.2 mm. This connector is designed to mate with an IDC plug (insulation displacement connector) and, when combined, these components make a secure and reliable connection. The female socket has two slotted terminals on either side of the connector, which are used to secure it to the PCB.

The 91614-306GLF is specifically designed as an easy-to-use connector for PCBs. Its design means that it is simple to assemble (and disassemble) and is an economical solution for making connections on printed circuit boards. It is suitable in applications where a secure, dependable connection is required between two components. The 91614-306GLF connector is commonly used in telecommunications equipment, audio and video equipment, computer and networking hardware, and automotive electronics.

The working principle of the 91614-306GLF connector is fairly straightforward. When assembled on a PCB, the female socket connects the two rows of contacts, thus completing a connection between the input and output components. The contacts on the two rows are designed to be precisely aligned so that they make contact when the female socket is pressed down onto the PCB. This ensures that electrons can easily flow between the two components, making a secure and reliable connection.

To ensure the reliability of the connection, the male IDC connector must be carefully inserted into the female socket. This is done by first inserting the tips of the contacts into the female socket, and then pressing down on the top of the male connector until it locks into place. This ensures that the two rows of contacts are fully connected and a reliable electrical connection is established.

In summary, the 91614-306GLF is an economical and easy-to-assemble female two-row electrical connector. It is commonly used to connect two components on a printed circuit board and is suitable for making secure, dependable connections in a wide range of applications. Through careful assembly of the male and female connectors, a reliable and secure connection is made, allowing electrons to flow between two components.

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