CES-136-01-G-S

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A CES-136-01-G-S (or card edge socket or DIN-41612) is a connector used for connecting electronic cables. It is typically used for connecting data, power and signal types applications, although it is less suitable for high current applications with its use limited mainly to low-current and low-profile connectors. It is usually rectangular in shape and female sockets can be mounted on a board with discrete pins on the edge and a handful of other contacts on the top.

Depending on the application, the rectangular connector is usually available in 160, 180, 280, 360, 440, 480, or 560 pin configurations. The pins and connections are very reliable and offer high levels of resistance to shock, vibration, corrosion and others. There are also some versions that offer additional protection against EMI (Electro-Magnetic Interference), which is important for applications such as medical technology, aviation and others.

The CES-136-01-G-S is mainly installed in PCBs (Printed Circuit Boards) and makes use of contact pins on the board\'s edge. The entry points are also known as "sockets" or "receptacles". In short, the device is a connector, which allows an interface between the board and its various components. The contacts inside the socket provide electrical connection to the socket\'s pin, as they are linked together through a contacts, contacts bars, end connectors, and so on.

These sockets also provide a positive, pressure-based connection, which has the advantage of being completely immune to the effects of vibration, shock and other environmental conditions. This makes them a suitable choice for commercial applications that require reliable, cost-efficient connections. As a result, more companies are turning to card edge sockets as the best way to connect their circuit boards.

In terms of working principle, the socket is an assembly consisting of a number of electrical contacts arranged side by side on the board. The contacts are pressed into the socket by means of two flat plates, which provide electrical connection to each of the contacts. Inside, a conductive shield protects the contacts from each other and the board\'s edges. The shield also helps the board to hold securely any wires, components and capacitors that may be attached to the board.

The contacts are arranged in a circular pattern along the circumference of the socket, ensuring the contact pins are distributed equally across the entire board. This helps to ensure the connections are reliable and consistent over time. These contacts are also often coated with a specialised Nickel coating to ensure low-resistance connections and to reduce mechanical wear.

The range of applications for these kinds of sockets is quite broad and includes anything from automotive, industrial, consumer and audio/visual to medical applications. The CES-136-01-G-S is commonly used for power, audio and video signal transmission, with some versions offering additional protection against EMI. It is also often used to connect a range of elements within a single board, such as LED lighting, relays, switches, thermocouples and so on.

Overall, the CES-136-01-G-S is a reliable and cost-effective connector used for a variety of applications. Its wide range of pin configurations, its excellent mechanical and electrical properties and its shielding capabilities make it the perfect choice for many different applications.

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