951130-2530-AR-TP

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Rectangular Connectors - Headers, Male Pins are essential when it comes to the interconnection of electrical circuits. In this type of connection, a male pin connects with a female socket to complete the circuit. Among these components, the 951130-2530-AR-TP is one of the most common connectors. This article discusses the application field and working principle of the 951130-2530-AR-TP.

Application Field of 951130-2530-AR-TP

The 951130-2530-AR-TP belongs to the rectangular connector strain family. It is mainly used in a variety of communication and I/O product applications, such as exposed PC board connectors, computer systems, and terminal block assemblies. The connector is also widely used in fields requiring frequency conversion control, such as instrumentation, switches and relays.

Working Principle of 951130-2530-AR-TP

The 951130-2530-AR-TP, a rectangular connector, male pin consists of a metal pin that is plugged into a female socket. The female socket in the 951130-2530-AR-TP consists of two insulating body parts. On one part, a positively-charged terminal is inserted into the female socket to complete the electrical connection. Similarly, on the other part, a negative terminal is also pressed into the female socket to establish the electrical connection.

When the positive and negative terminals are correctly aligned within the female socket, a current is flowed through the connection point and the current connection is completed. The two insulating parts will also press tightly against each other when the male pin is plugged in, providing a safe and secure connection.

Conclusion

The 951130-2530-AR-TP is a common rectangular connector that is used in many communication and I/O products. It is a male pin that plugs into a female socket to establish an electrical connection. The 951130-2530-AR-TP accomplishes this by utilizing two insulating body parts that include positively-charged and negatively-charged terminals. The two insulating parts press tightly against each other when the male pin is inserted, creating a secure connection that completes the circuit.

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