953246-2000-AR-PR

Rectangular connectors were designed to offer applications in various industries and fields. The main reason for the development of these connectors was to provide a reliable way to connect various components in a system. The most common types of rectangular connectors are headers, receptacles, and female sockets.

A header connector is a type of rectangular connector with a number of male pins that protrude out of its front face. This square or rectangular shaped component is typically found in electronic equipment to connect two or more components to a circuit board or an electronic device. The number of pins in the header depends on the application, but usually ranges from two to 24. Header connectors are widely used in computer components, industrial electronic systems, and communication systems.

Receptacles are a type of rectangular connector which includes a number of slots or holes that are designed to accept male pins from another connector. Receptacle connectors are commonly used in electrical wiring, medical tools, electronic equipment, and communication systems. The number of slots on a single receptacle connector can vary depending on the application, but usually range from two to 24.

Female sockets are the most common type of rectangular connector with a box-like shape that usually contains several metal contact points for receiving female pins. Female sockets are commonly used in computer components, industrial equipment, and electronic systems for connecting components together. Female sockets are typically rated for higher current or voltage levels than headers and receptacles.

The 953246-2000-AR-PR connectors are typically used for automotive and general purpose applications. These connectors have 8 pins arranged in two rows and are designed for use with female sockets that have 8 contacts. The 953246-2000-AR-PR connectors are capable of higher current ratings and can be used in applications where a high degree of environmental protection is required.

The working principle of the 953246-2000-AR-PR rectangular connectors is based on the insertion of male pins into a female socket. The pins slide into the receptacles of the female socket and make a secure connection when two connectors are mated together. This connection allows current to flow from one part of a system to another, while also providing protection against physical damage. The connectors are typically sealed to protect against dirt, dust, moisture, and other environmental factors.

Rectangular connectors offer a simple, reliable solution to connecting different components in a system. They are available in a variety of shapes and sizes and can be used in a number of different applications. The 953246-2000-AR-PR connectors are designed for automotive and general purpose applications and can provide a high degree of reliability in challenging environments.