BCS-138-L-D-HE-051

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BCS-138-L-D-HE-051 is a rectangular connector in the form of a header, receptacle, female socket. Connectors of this type are used in a variety of applications, including automotive, telecoms, instrumentation, broadcasting, and many more.

A BCS-138-L-D-HE-051 header is primarily designed for panel-mounting applications. Panel-mounting (or board-level mounting) refers to the method of assembling a device into a panel-mounted structure. This allows for complex connections and tight integration between the components. The BCS-138-L-D-HE-051 header is compatible with a variety of terminal-style and lock-down connectors, such as IDC cables, RJ45 connectors, Hirose connectors, and M12 connectors. Depending on the application, the header can be assembled using either press-fit or solder-type terminals.

The BCS-138-L-D-HE-051 receptacle is designed for through-hole mounting. This means that the receptacle is mounted on the top of a circuit board, with the connectors extending through the board and into the mating connector on the bottom. As with the header, the receptacle is compatible with a variety of terminal and locking mechanisms such as IDC cables, RJ45 connectors, Hirose connectors, and M12 connectors.

The BCS-138-L-D-HE-051 female socket is typically used in applications where additional connectors are needed for an already existing system. This type of connector is primarily used in high-density applications, such as medical electronics, telecommunications, or computer servers. The female socket features a press-fit type connection that is compatible with a variety of terminal styles. It can be easily integrated into existing systems and provides high-contact force, allowing for reliable connections.

The working principle of the BCS-138-L-D-HE-051 rectangular connector is based on the principle of mechanical/electrical contact between two terminals. This is achieved when a terminal mounted within the connector (typically a pin terminal) is mated with the mating terminal (usually a hole terminal) located on the circuit board or other mating device. The modern connectors are designed with pins and a V-shaped contact system to ensure reliable contact between the pins and their respective mating terminals.

The BCS-138-L-D-HE-051 rectangular connector is widely used in applications across a variety of industries, including automotive, telecoms, instrumentation, broadcasting, and many more. Its simple yet robust design makes it ideal for use in various applications and its variety of terminal styles provides flexibility for integration with other connectors. The connector is also designed to ensure reliable contact between its pins and their respective mating terminals, making it an excellent choice for applications with requirements for high contact force and reliable connections.

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