926141-01-32-I

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Rectangular connectors - headers, male pins are common in both scientific and commercial applications and are typically defined as an electrical connector consisting of pins, sockets, or terminals arranged in a rectangular pattern. 926141-01-32-I is a type of rectangular connector that features a 3-piece assembly in a right-angled configuration.

Physical Characteristics

926141-01-32-I connectors are made from a durable thermoplastic material with excellent dielectric properties, making them well-suited for high-voltage applications. The physical design makes them mildly resistant to dust, dirt, and liquids, making them suitable for use in manufacturing, laboratory, and consumer markets. This particular model has an overall size of 10.2 mm x 16.7 mm. The contact points are 1.5 mm in width and spaced 12.7 mm apart.

Application Fields

Rectangular connectors - headers, male pins can be found in nearly every industry and in many applications. This particular type, 926141-01-32-I, is commonly used in electronics items such as smart phones, digital communication devices, and satellite receivers. They are also used in medical equipment such as imaging scanners and heart monitors. Their size and shape make them suitable for tight spaces and thanks to their dielectric properties, they are useful in high-voltage applications.

Working Principle

The working principle of 926141-01-32-I is quite simple. Connectors of this type typically feature a three-piece assembly. The device contains two female connectors, which are usually referred to as “housings”, that are the larger, outer parts of the assembly. Inside each housing is a male connector, called the “pin” which makes direct contact with the other component. The pin slides into the housing and makes contact with the other component due to a locking mechanism.

When the connector is plugged into its mating component, the male pin slides into the female housing of the other connector. The mechanisms in the housing then activate and a tab catches onto the pin, locking the two components together. The locking mechanism prevents any vibration or stress from loosening the connection. To remove the connectors, the tab must be released, and the components can easily be separated. This three-piece design is the most common arrangement and is used in nearly all varieties of rectangular connectors - headers, male pins.

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