929550-01-15-I

Rectangular Connectors - Headers, Male Pins

The 929550-01-15-I rectangular connector is designed for use in a wide range of electronic devices, from mobile phones and computers to machine vision systems and industrial robotics. It features two rows of 5 pins, 15 total, in a standard 0.100 inch (2.54 mm) pitch. This connector is designed to provide power and signal connections between two PCBs, or printed circuit boards, within the same system or as part of a larger network.

Applications

The 929550-01-15-I rectangular connector is used in various communications applications, ranging from mobile phones and computers to test and measurement, machine vision systems, and industrial robots. It can be used in both analog and digital electronics. It is ideal for inter-PCB communication between multiple devices, whether they are internal components within a larger system or part of a much more complex network.

Working principles

The 929550-01-15-I rectangular connector acts as an electrical and mechanical bridge between two boards, providing the capability for power and signal transmission. It starts with two pins, one on each side, with a gap of 0.100 inch (2.54 mm) between them. This gap is consistent throughout all 15 pins in the connector. The power pins typically have a larger hole diameter than the signal pins, making them easily identifiable. The use of this connector ensures that the pins are securely connected and will not move or lose connection during regular use.

Durability and Construction

The 929550-01-15-I rectangular connector is highly durable and built to last. It is made of a lightweight, yet highly durable material that is resistant to temperature fluctuations, vibration, and corrosion. The pins are securely mounted to the board, ensuring a secure and reliable connection. The connectors are UL approved and compliant with a wide range of industry standards.

Conclusion

The 929550-01-15-I rectangular connector is a great solution for any application needing a reliable interface for power and signal transmissions between two printed circuit boards. They are rugged and well designed for reliability, and feature a wide range of possible applications in the modern electronics industry.