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929850-01-35-RA application field and working principle

929850-01-35-RA Connectors, also called rectangular connectors, are electrical devices that work to connect two wires or cables for power, communication or signal exchange. They are used in a variety of different industries from automotive and military applications to power systems and telecoms. There are a wide range of different kinds of rectangular connectors, including headers, receptacles, female sockets, and pin and socket devices.

Headers

Headers are an important type of connector with multiple pins and sockets. The pins connect to the board\'s connections, while the sockets allow an external connection or device to be plugged in. The board receives data from the external device and combines it to form a signal. This signal, along with the power, is then sent back to the device and then back again from the device once the signal has been updated.

Receptacles

Receptacles are connectors usually found on the end of a cable or wire that are specifically designed to mate with a header. This mating will form an electrical connection between whatever device is plugged in and the board. Receptacles are also used in cases where the board has a header connector and the device has a receptacle connector.

Female Sockets

Female sockets, sometimes called panel sockets, are connectors that are designed to receive a male pin or connector and allow for an electrical connection to be made with the motherboard or device. This type of connection is often used when additional cable length is needed to reach the board or device.

Pin and Socket Connectors

Pin and socket connectors are unique in that they join two circuits with pins and sockets. The pins are designed to fit snugly into the sockets, creating an electrical connection between the two circuits. This type of connection is often used for high power transmission or when handling hazardous materials.

929850-01-35-RA Application

The 929850-01-35-RA Connector is a specialized, high-quality version of a rectangular connector. It is designed for use in military or aviation applications, as well as various industrial and power system applications. The 929850-01-35-RA features a durable, corrosion-resistant stainless steel connector, and an ultra-precise socket/pin combination for maximum connectivity reliability.

929850-01-35-RA Working Principle

The 929850-01-35-RA Connector relies on the same principle as regular rectangular connectors, but the circuitry of the 929850-01-35-RA has been vastly improved to make it more reliable and better suited to high-power applications. The basic working principle of the 929850-01-35-RA Connector is that, when a plug is inserted into the connector, it forms a positive electrical connection between the two devices. The positive connection allows for the exchange of power and data between the two devices.

The 929850-01-35-RA Connector works by utilizing two contacts on each side of the connector. Both contacts are insulated with a dielectric material, and one of the contacts is connected to the plug, while the other is connected to the socket. When the plug is inserted into the socket, the contacts bridge together and form an electrical connection. The connection is then completed and the two devices can communicate and exchange power.

The 929850-01-35-RA Connector is an ideal solution for applications which require high power and high data exchange rates. Its improved circuitry makes it more reliable and better suited to harsh industrial environments. The 929850-01-35-RA Connector also makes it easy to connect multiple devices in a variety of configurations.

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