DF1E-13P-2.5DS(36)

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Rectangular connectors, such as the DF1E-13P-2.5DS(36), are commonly used in electronics applications due to their low cost and small size. They are also preferred by hobbyists and students because they are easier to assemble than other types of connectors.

The DF1E-13P-2.5DS(36) rectangular connector, commonly referred to as a header, has a male pin and is part of a larger family of rectangular-shaped connectors. It features 13 pins arranged in a rectangular array, with 2.5mm spacing between the pins. It is a two-piece connector, with the male pins connected to the housing with spring-loaded clips or screws.

The DF1E-13P-2.5DS(36) header is used in a variety of applications, including consumer electronics, automotive, and computer and telecommunications. In these applications, the header is used to connect components, such as sensors, actuators, and wiring harnesses, on printed circuit boards (PCBs). The header is also used to provide interconnectivity between control systems, such as a microcontroller, on a PCB.

The working principle of the DF1E-13P-2.5DS(36) header is simple. When a mating connector is inserted, the spring-loaded clips or screws press against the pin and make electrical contact. This forms an electrical connection between the two connectors and allows signals to pass between them. The spring-loaded pins also add stability to the connection and help prevent accidental disconnects.

The DF1E-13P-2.5DS(36) header is a cost-effective, versatile, and reliable option for connecting components on a PCB. It is easy to install and offers a secure connection for data and power transfer. Furthermore, it allows for the connection of multiple devices without the need for wires, thus helping to reduce clutter and save space. Its high level of compatibility with other rectangular connectors makes it a popular choice for many electronic applications.

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