924527-28-12-EU

Rectangular Connectors - Headers, Male Pins

924527-28-12-EU Application Field and Working Principle

The 924527-28-12-EU are rectangular connectors designed for use in a variety of applications. Headers, which are a subset of connectors, are designed to bridge two printed circuit boards (PCBs). They can be as small as a single pin or as large as a multi-pin connector. Male Pins constitute the opposite genders for the rectangular connector system and commonly referred to as “male headers”.

The most common and important application of 924527-28-12-EU is as a mechanical and electrical connection bridging two PCBs.Two PCBs can be soldered to the 924527-28-12-EU connector with the use of a soldering iron. Not all connectors are designed with soldering in mind, many connectors are designed to be connected without solder, but the 924527-28-12-EU are designed for soldering. The use of solder makes the connection more reliable as it provides a physical reinforcement that keeps the connection secure.

Types of connectors

There are a few types of connectors available using 924527-28-12-EU including male and female headers, crimp connectors, insulation displacement connectors, and terminal blocks.Male headers are also referred to as male pins. They are designed to have pins sticking out of them so they can be inserted into a female header or a male pin socket. Female headers are designed to have a hole for a male pin or pin socket to plug into.

Crimp connectors are designed to be crimped onto the ends of wires. Insulation displacement connectors insert wire into a hole in the connector and then the connector is squeezed around the wire to form a reliable connection. Terminal Blocks are connectors that can be used to connect multiple wires together.

Material

924527-28-12-EU are typically made of plastics such as nylon or polyester. Nylon is the most common material used and provides excellent protection against electrical shorts. Polyester is a less common material but still provides adequate protection.

The 924527-28-12-EU can also be made of metals such as aluminum or steel. Aluminum is commonly used due to its light weight and high strength. Steel provides good corrosion resistance but is heavier than aluminum. Some applications may require the use of specific metals such as brass or copper.

Endurance and Environment

The 924527-28-12-EU can be used in a variety of temperatures, ranging from -20°C to+105°C and in relative humidity up to 95%.Theyare capable of withstanding temperatures in excessof 100°C and are often fitted with a damping system that reduces vibration and ensures reliability.

The 924527-28-12-EU are generally designed for indoor use due to their materials and construction. If used outdoors, the connectors must be protected with additional enclosures and/or gaskets to keep debris and moisture out.

Working Principle

The 924527-28-12-EU are designed to bridge printed circuit boards.This is achieved by having two PCBs soldered to the connector.Thefemale connector has pins that fit into holes in the PCB, and they are pressed against the board to form a connection. The male connector has pins that protrude from it. These pins are then inserted into sockets on the PCB.

The 924527-28-12-EU are designed to lock into place when inserted into the PCB. This ensures that the connection stays secure regardless of vibrations or shocks.The pins are also designed to provide an electrical connection between the two PCBs.