95290-306LF

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Rectangular Connectors – Headers, Receptacles, Female Sockets are a major type of electrical signaling and power connector in the electrical and telecommunications industries. They are used extensively in a wide range of applications, from consumer products to industrial machinery. This includes not only traditional computer and communication systems, but also industrial robotics, telecommunications, automotive, and aerospace applications.

The 95290-306LF connector is a prime example of a rectangular connector, and this article discusses the application field and working principle of the product. Designed by Phoenix Contact, this 6-way header connector is part of their Industrial standard range, and is ideal for use in cramped industrial cabinets and machines. It features the IP 67 NEMA rating, and a pitch of 3.96mm, allowing it to fit into many standard 27mm width PC boards. Furthermore, this header offers double-sided polarization via its dual guiding pegs, ensuring that even with dense, cramped assemblies, that mistakes when wiring and inserting the connector into the housing are minimized.

The 95290-306LF can be integrated into an installation in various ways. Firstly, the connector can be panel-mounted for quick and easy connections, or secondly, it can be cage-clamp mounted. For power applications, the connector is capable of accepting 10 AWG wires with a voltage rating of up to 300V, and a current rating of up to 10A.

The connector is made using a thermoplastic material, making it fire-resistant and robust. This material also makes it highly resistant to water, dust, and other chemical substances, making it suitable for installation in exposed or semi-exposed environments such as control cabinets, or harsh industrial environments.

The working principle behind the 95290-306LF connector is fairly simple. Ituses two separate contact elements, which are kept in place by a mating process. Each contact element is held firmly in place by a crimp contact, which is then held in place by a metal sleeve. The two contact elements are then connected to the mating terminal via screws. Once the screws are tightened, the contact elements are forced together, creating an electrical and mechanical connection.

The mechanical connection acts as an active barrier, which keeps the contact terminals from coming apart. The electrical connection is maintained by a series of spring contacts within the connector, which create tiny bridges that conduct electrical signals between the two terminals. This makes it suitable for both analog and digital signal transmission, as well as for power applications where its robust construction and good temperature range make it ideal.

The 95290-306LF connector is a great choice for a wide variety of applications, and its robust construction and clever design make it suitable for use in confined and/or harsh environments. Its ability to accept wires up to 10AWG, as well as conduct both analog and digital signals, make it an ideal choice for a number of electrical and telecommunications applications. With its double-sided polarization, the chance of incorrect insertion into the terminal is greatly minimized, and its fire-resistant materials ensure that it is suitable for use in exposed or semi-exposed environments.

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