DF4-6P-2R26

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DF4-6P-2R26 is a type of rectangular connector, which is categorized under board in direct wire to board classification. It is a two row connector with a pitch of 2.54 mm and a row spacing of 4.2 mm and it has 6 pins. It can be used to connect directly on to PCBs and is being supplied in various colour coding.

Its application field is mainly in various consumer and audio products. It has gained wide acceptance in audio-visual equipment and PC systems due to its low cost, high reliability and convenient design. Its wire to board connection makes it perfect for connecting circuits to stable signal sources. It is extremely appropriate in applications where the connection mostly involves low-level current and voltage signals. In particular, it is commonly used in amplifier stages in audio-visual equipment or in wave processing circuits. It is also used in low power DC circuits. This connector works well in applications like optical modules, memory cards, LED LCDs in digital products.

The working principle of DF4-6P-2R26 is simple and effective. It is used to connect two different circuits and is made to fit different board assemblies through the male and female pins. The male pin is inserted into the female pin, thus creating a secure connection between the two circuits. Then the two pins are connected using soldering. This soldering ensures a reliable connection between the two circuits and eliminates electric interference. The connector is held in place by plastic clips, which are included in the package for easy installation.

The DF4-6P-2R26 connector is a great tool for efficient and reliable connectivity between two circuits. It is dependable, cost-effective, and easy to install. This connector can handle low current and voltage signals and find its application in many consumer and audio products. With its reliable and convenient design, it is a great way to connect circuits to stable signals and make sure that no electric interference occurs.

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