BCS-149-L-D-PE-067

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BCS-149-L-D-PE-067 Application Field and Working Principle

Rectangular connectors, headers connectors, receptacles, and female sockets are frequently used components of electronic devices and mechanical structures. The connectors are designed to provide electrical continuity between profiles of electrically conductive surfaces, making them ideal for a variety of applications.

The BCS-149-L-D-PE-067 is a type of rectangular connector used in many applications. It is a two-row device, with two rows of positions for contacts that are high precision, gold-plated machine pins. It has a contact numbering sequence of 2 to 12. It has solder tail pins for termination. It’s rated for 28 V, 10 Amps, and has an operating temperature range of -30°C to +125°C. The connector is UL94V-0 flame rated and is corrosion-resistant.

The BCS-149-L-D-PE-067 is regularly used in many applications, including automation, data communication, electrical engineering/ product design, medical, power transmission, Robotics, sensor technology, and wire harnessing. It can be customized to fit the needs of a specific application and is often used to join wires, cables, and printed circuit boards (PCBs).

Working Principle

The working principle of the BCS-149-L-D-PE-067 is simple and straightforward. The connector has two rows of machine pins which are gold-plated to ensure reliable electrical contact. The pins are numbered 2 to 12, as denoted in the numbering sequence. Two wires can be inserted into each position. Before insertion, each wire should be stripped of its outer insulation. Then, the wire is moved into a pin in the connector.

When the pin is fully inserted into the connector, the insulation on the wire is shielded from the conducting portion of the pin. This ensures that electrical contact is not made until the entire pin is inserted. Once the wire is inserted, it is locked in place with a set screw that screws into the connector. This ensures that the wires are securely held in place and will not move or dislodge during use.

Finally, the wires are connected to a printed circuit board (PCB). This is done through the use of soldering. As with the other steps, it’s important to ensure that the soldering is done properly. This includes making sure that the components are properly connected to the board and that there is no excess solder that could cause a short circuit.

Conclusion

The BCS-149-L-D-PE-067 is a type of rectangular connector commonly used in a variety of applications. It features two rows of gold-plated machine pins and has a contact numbering sequence of 2 to 12. The pins are inserted into the connector and secured with a set screw before being connected to a PCB via soldering. This ensures that the wire connections are secure and reliable. As it is UL94V-0 flame rated and corrosion-resistant, it is a durable and long-lasting connector ideal for a variety of applications.

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