CLT-104-02-G-D-A-K-TR

Due to market price fluctuations, if you need to purchase or consult the price. You can contact us or emial to us:   sales@allicdata.com

Rectangular Connectors - Headers, Receptacles, Female Sockets - are widely used to connect mechanical pieces of equipment and for a variety of electronic circuits. The CLT-104-02-G-D-A-K-TR, a member of this family of connectors, is widely applied due to its combination of four critical characteristics: small form factor, ease of assembly, mechanical strength, and good isolation.

A CLT-104-02-G-D-A-K-TR connector is a planar male-female interface, often seen as an in-line component in a cable that terminates in the middle of a board. It consists of a three-row header block (Male) and its mating socket (Female). The locking recesses of the header and the socket are equal in size and shape, allowing the two sides to mate securely when pressed together.

The CLT-104-02-G-D-A-K-TR connector’s other distinguishing features include two latching features, which ensure a robust and secure connection, as well as an EMI/RFI cable shield and a flexible mounting mechanism that allows for adhesive or snap-in mounting. To further improve connection performance, the header and mating socket have both been designed so that they have good contact with the internal circuits during and after the connector is mounted.

Theoretically, the CLT-104-02-G-D-A-K-TR can be used in a variety of applications, such as transportation, networking, data transfer, instrumentation, telecommunications, security, and automation. Its unique combination of properties makes it suitable for many applications that emphasize space saving, reduced design complexity, and high performance.

In summary, the CLT-104-02-G-D-A-K-TR is a small form-factor rectangular connector that offers superior mechanical strength, good isolation, simple assembly, and high performance. As a result, it has been widely adopted for many applications in transportation, networking, data transfer, instrumentation, telecommunications, security, and automation.

The specific data is subject to PDF, and the above content is for reference