CLP-148-02-SM-D

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CLP-148-02-SM-D connectors are rectangular connectors of the header/receptacle type, as classified according to the products’ shape and functionality. Rectangular connectors are designed for use in applications with relatively low power and moderate signal frequencies, but they often depend on the particular product line and can vary based on the desired performance requirements. These particular connectors, like other rectangular connectors, are used mainly for connecting different electrical or electronic devices or cables.

CLP-148-02-SM-D connectors are designed for use in moderate power applications up to 5A at 250V. With 7.62mm pitch, they are larger than some other rectangular connectors, which have a smaller pitch size and are designed for lower power applications. This connector is available in 2 to 20 positions, and it can be configured as a header, a receptacle, or a female socket.

The CLP-148-02-SM-D connector line features snap-on mating, axial or radial wire termination, and with either straight or 90° board-lock options for soldering. This series features specific polarizing features for either mated or unmated connectors that ensure proper orientation when connecting them together. The male pins feature square pins for proper mating with board-mounted sockets, making for a stable and secure connection.

The CLP-148-02-SM-D line of connectors features high contact density along with small package size, making them ideal in many applications. These connectors are made from durable, quality materials, allowing them to be used in a wide range of harsh and corrosive environment, in addition to a range of moderate to high temperature applications. Their rugged design enables them to withstand pulls or vibrations without coming apart.

The CLP-148-02-SM-D connector series’ working principle revolves around the use of transmission lines which essentially transfer electrical energy from one point to another. A transmission line is basically a structure made up of conductive materials, usually a cable or other connecting elements, which allow for the transmission of electrical signals from one point to another. The main idea behind a typical transmission line is that one end will be connected to a source, such as a power supply, while the other end will be connected to a destination, such as a circuit board. The transmission line is then used to create a circuit that will allow the electrical signals to travel along it.

The CLP-148-02-SM-D connector series is designed such that it will function as an interface between the transmission line and the destination component. The interface between the transmission line and the connector is formed when the transmission line is connected to the corresponding sockets, or terminals, which are located on the connector’s body. This works by allowing the current to travel along the transmission line, and it will then be received by the corresponding terminal on the connector’s body. The electrical signals are then transferred from the transmission line into the pins on the connector which are then linked to the corresponding components on the circuit board.

This form of electrical connection is used widely in power electronics, test and measurement equipment, automotive, telecommunications, consumer electronics, and industrial control applications. It is popular due to its simple design, reliable connections, and robust performance in a wide range of environmental conditions. This form of electrical connection also offers cost savings by allowing for space-saving connections and lower manufacturing costs.

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