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Modular Connectors - Plugs

Modular connectors, also known as plugs, are devices that serve as an interface between two electronic components, such as two computers or a telephone line and a modem. A modular connector plug has pins that are inserted into a socket in the matching device. The pins of the plug connect to the metal contacts of the socket contacts, forming an electrical connection between the two devices.

The 940-SP-301010R-K1 is a modular connector comprising two parts – an adaptor plug and a socket. The plug is a metal device used for connecting the socket to another component. The socket has five pins that are exposed when the plug is inserted, while the plug has six pins that make contact with the socket. The plug is inserted into the socket by aligning the pins with the holes in the socket and pressing it firmly. This ensures that the socket is securely locked into the plug.

940-SP-301010R-K1 Application Field

The 940-SP-301010R-K1 is commonly used in telecommunications applications. It is designed for connecting two different types of telephone lines, such as an ordinary telephone line and a VoIP line. The high-performance plug provides secure and reliable connections for various types of data transmissions. It is also suitable for connecting modems, fax machines, and other communication devices.

The 940-SP-301010R-K1 is also used in the automotive industry, where its quick connection capabilities make it ideal for use in car radios. It is used to connect an audio or video system to the car stereo or other automotive systems. The plug has a low interference rate, which helps to reduce static and electromagnetic interference.

940-SP-301010R-K1 Working Principle

The 940-SP-301010R-K1 plug works by connecting the metal contacts of the socket contacts when the plug is inserted into the socket. The connection between the socket and plug is made possible by the pins in the plug. The pins create an electrical path between the two components, allowing them to transmit data.