BSW-107-04-T-E

BSW-107-04-T-E connectors are part of a family of rectangular connectors used in the electronics industry. These connectors are most commonly used in applications such as general-purpose signal, audio, and microphone connections, as well as in automotive and industrial applications.  BSW-107-04-T-E connectors are characterized by a 4-pin or 4-way configuration, which defines the number of terminals that the connector uses to make electrical connections between two components.

The connector is constructed of a metal base or body with four pins arranged in a rectangular pattern – two on each side of the base. The pins are usually made from metal, but may also be made from plastic or other materials. These pins are surrounded by an insulation material that protects the pins from short circuiting and creating arcing. The pins also have insulation over them to prevent the connection from shorting out. The connectors also feature a single mounting hole or lug in the center of the base which allows the connector to be screwed into place.

BSW-107-04-T-E connectors usually feature a snap-lock design, which allows the connector to be securely and easily attached to its mating component. This locking system features a spring-loaded latch attached to the connector\'s base which engages with a corresponding pin mounted in the mating component. The latch is typically constructed from a strong metal, such as steel or brass, and when engaged the latch securely holds the two components together. This locking system also helps ensure that the connector remains in its proper position during use.

BSW-107-04-T-E connectors are usually used in applications where two components must remain securely mated during use. The most common applications are in communication and automotive applications. In communication applications, the connectors are used to interconnect printed circuit boards and other electronic components. In automotive applications, the connectors are often used to join different sections of wiring harnesses and to connect electronic components such as switches and resistors.

The working principle of BSW-107-04-T-E connectors is relatively simple; power is supplied to the connector through the terminals and then passed through to the mating component. As the current passes through the terminals, electrical and thermal energy is dissipated, causing heat to be generated. To dissipate this heat, the body of the connector is typically equipped with a heat sink or slotted surface which draws the heat away from the terminals. This ensures high performance operation and prevents damage to the components or overloading of the connector.

In conclusion, BSW-107-04-T-E connectors are part of a family of rectangular connectors used in a variety of applications. These connectors feature a 4-pin or 4-way configuration, and feature a snap-lock design which securely mates the two components. BSW-107-04-T-E connectors are typically used in communication and automotive applications, and the working principle involves supplying power to the connector and dissipating the generated heat through a heat sink or slotted surface.