963111-2000-AR-TP

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Rectangular Connectors - Headers, Receptacles, Female Sockets are a group of products commonly used in electronic applications to facilitate connection between two or more components or devices. 963111-2000-AR-TP Connectors are usually divided into four categories: headers, receptacles, female sockets, and plug-in connectors.

963111-2000-AR-TP Headers

Headers are typically used for high density connectivity applications, and soldered to the PCB (Printed Circuit Board). 963111-2000-AR-TP headers typically feature a dual-row configuration with rear polarizing pins for easy alignment and insertion. Many 963111-2000-AR-TP headers also feature side walls and gasket seals for improved shielding and environmental sealing.

963111-2000-AR-TP Receptacles

Receptacles are two-piece components used to make or break a connection. 963111-2000-AR-TP receptacles typically feature a two-row configuration, and are designed to receive matching headers. Receptacles made feature a polarizing feature for insertion optimization.

963111-2000-AR-TP Female Sockets

Female sockets are typically used in their namesake fashion: as a receptacle for a male component. 963111-2000-AR-TP female sockets are usually two piece assemblies, with contacts occuring between the two pieces. 963111-2000-AR-TP female sockets feature high-speed data rates, low signal crosstalk, and superior shielding for excellent signal integrity.

963111-2000-AR-TP Connectors Application Fields

963111-2000-AR-TP connectors find applications in a variety of applications, from factory automation to data communications applications. Their strong structure, superior signal transmission, and wide range of shapes makes them suitable for all types of electronic applications.

963111-2000-AR-TP Working Principle

963111-2000-AR-TP connectors are designed to facilitate electrical connections between two or more components. They consist of three main parts: a housing, contacts, and a faceplate. The housing encloses the contacts, which are designed to allow electrical current to pass when they are in contact. The faceplate is designed to improve shielding and environmental sealing.

To ensure proper connection, the contacts are silver-plated and precision-molded. This ensures the electrical connection is secure and reliable. In addition, the contacts are polarized to prevent mismatched connections and ensure correct alignment.

The faceplate is designed to further improve shielding and environmental sealing of the connector. It typically features side walls, a gasket seal, and a plastic insulating jacket to provide an additional layer of protection against environmental elements. The plastic insulation also helps protect the contacts from vibration, dust, and other contaminants.

The housing is made of a sturdy plastic material that is capable of withstanding extreme temperatures, vibrations, and other environmental elements. The housing is designed to protect the contacts from damage and mechanical shock as well as provide superior protection from environmental elements.

The 963111-2000-AR-TP connectors are easy to install and offer dependable connections with low signal crosstalk. With their superior shielding, robust construction, and excellent reliability, 963111-2000-AR-TP connectors are a popular choice for many electronic applications.

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