961129-5500-AR-PR

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The 961129-5500-AR-PR headers are a widely-used rectangular connector with male pins or male headers, which are used in a variety of electrical and electronic applications, such as cell phones, computers, and electronics. The 961129-5500-AR-PR connectors provide an efficient and convenient way to connect two components with male pins and headers. The 961129-5500-AR-PR headers have a number of features that make them an excellent choice for use in a variety of applications, including their high-intensity construction, low-voltage voltage drop, flush mating design, and low profile.

The construction of 961129-5500-AR-PR headers is typically made of either brass or steel and uses a precision-machined socket for a secure connection. The construction of the 961129-5500-AR-PR header ensures excellent conductivity and eliminates the potential for a high-voltage voltage drop. The flush mating design makes the connectors easy to install and use, and the low profile allows for easy access when necessary. The pin headers are designed with an angled contact that provides a secure connection and prevents any sliding or mechanical forces from the contact. The contact is also designed with a metal pin that is insulated with a die-cast sleeve that prevents any harmful electrical shorts.

The 961129-5500-AR-PR connectors are designed to be used in a variety of applications. In cell phones, they are used to facilitate data transmission from the device to an accessory or a network. They can also be used in computers to facilitate data transfer between a motherboard and a device connected to it. The 961129-5500-AR-PR can also be used in a variety of electronics applications, including medical devices, consumer and industrial electronics, and automotive applications.

The working principle of the 961129-5500-AR-PR headers is based on the properties of electrical resistance, current, voltage, and conduction. Electricity is generated when electrons move between the pin and the adjacent conductor. The electrons move due to their interaction with the metal contact. The voltage drop is determined by the properties of the contact, such as its material, shape, and surface area, and is determined by the amount of current passing through it. The amount of current passing through the connector is then dependent on the voltage difference and the resistance of the pin.

The 961129-5500-AR-PR headers are designed to provide reliable and consistent connections in a variety of applications. The headers offer excellent conductivity and low voltage drops, and are flush mated to minimize any potential mechanical or electrical interference. Their low profile makes them easy to access when necessary, and the angled pin contact prevents any sliding or mechanical forces from the contact. Additionally, the pins are insulated with a die-cast sleeve for safety and to prevent any electrical shorts.

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