ESQ-133-38-L-S

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Rectangular Connectors are a type of electronic connectors typically used to connect circuits or other components in electrical and electronic systems. The most common type of these connectors are Headers, Receptacles, and Female Sockets. Each type of these connectors has its own unique application and working principle.

The ESQ-133-38-L-S is a type of Receptacles, a type of Rectangular Connector. It is a single-row, crimp-style, plug-in connector with 38 contacts in 3 wires, allowing higher densiy connections than their pin-and-sock counterparts. It is primarily used for board to board or cable to board applications, and is typically found in computers or electronic equipment, but can be used in other applications. It is one of the most common types of Receptacles, and comes in a variety of sizes and pin configurations.

The Working Principle of the ESQ-133-38-L-S involves the transfer of either power or data between two components, typically on two separate boards or cables. The pins of the connector unit are joined to corresponding receptacles on the opposite side, creating an electrical contact between the two. The receptacles are designed to provide a very tight and secure connection, so that the contacts will not be lost from movement or vibration. When the connection is broken, the contacts are separated quickly and safely, ensuring optimal performance.

The ESQ-133-38-L-S is commonly used in applications such as computers, communications equipment, and home audio systems. It is also widely used in other more specific applications such as gaming consoles, industrial automation control, robotics, and medical equipment. It is designed to handle a wide range of electrical currents, and is often found in areas with a lot of movement or vibration.

The ESQ-133-38-L-S is a type of Rectangular Connector, specifically a type of Receptacles. It is a single-row, crimp-style connector with 38 contacts in 3 wires, and is typically used for board to board and cable to board applications. Its Working Principle involves the transfer of either power or data between two components, and is designed to provide a very tight and secure connection. It is commonly found in computers, communications equipment, gaming consoles, home audio systems, industrial automation control, robotics, and medical equipment.

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