CES-140-01-S-D

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CES-140-01-S-D is a type of component in the category of Rectangular Connectors – Headers, Receptacles, Female Sockets. It is an electronic component used to connect components or equipment in an electrical circuit. This type of connector features a female socket on one end and a male header on the other. It is often used in applications such as industrial, automotive, consumer electronics, communication, and medical systems.

The CES-140-01-S-D connector consists of a plastic housing, a socket, and two conductive pins. The socket and pins are arranged in two rows, one row of four pins and one row of six pins. The socket has two sections, each with its own series of pins. The plastic housing helps to prevent accidental contact between the pins while still allowing them to be securely connected.

The main application of the CES-140-01-S-D is in commercial and consumer electronics. It is commonly used in connectors for Bluetooth, Wi-Fi, mobile phone chargers, power supplies, and various other electrical devices. The connector can also be used to connect a variety of inputs, such as a keyboard or joystick.

The working principle of the CES-140-01-S-D is relatively simple. The two rows of pins are inserted into the female socket and make contact with the copper wiring inside. When electricity flows through the wire, it is carried through the connector to the other end. This provides a secure connection between two electronic components or pieces of equipment.

The CES-140-01-S-D connector is an important component in today’s increasingly complex electronics. It enables the connection of two components in an electrical circuit, a task that would otherwise require separate wiring and multiple connections. With its compact design and reliable performance, the CES-140-01-S-D is a useful and versatile connector for various applications.

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