ESQT-110-02-L-D-775

ESQT-110-02-L-D-775 rectangular connector is a linear connector mainly used in board-to-board connections, and is a common type of terminal block among electronic and electrical gadgets. It belongs to the header, receptacle, female socket group in the rectangular connectors family.

A typical ESQT-110-02-L-D-775 rectangular connector is made up of two parts, a header and a female socket. The header consists of a metal surface and two metal beams that protrude outward from the metal surface. The female socket is a rectangular tinned copper clip with two holes drilled on the side. These two holes are used to hold the two metal beams of the header in place, and they are also used to attach wires to the metal surface. The header has a notch cut out along the length, allowing it to slide into the female socket and provide a secure connection.

The working principle of the ESQT-110-02-L-D-775 rectangular connector is relatively simple. When the header is inserted into the female socket, the two metal beams of the header are held firmly in place by the two holes drilled in the clip of the female socket. This ensures that the metal surface of the header is in direct contact with the tinned copper of the female socket, thereby forming a tight electrical connection. Additionally, the notch cut out along the length of the header allows the male and female contacts of the connection to slide past each other, providing the necessary flexibility for the connection to flex and bend with the material it is connected to.

The ESQT-110-02-L-D-775 rectangular connector is widely used in various applications and industries because of its simple design and reliable connection. It’s commonly used in power supplies, communication equipment, internal wiring for electronic and electrical gadgets, interior components of automobiles, and much more. In the computer industry, the ESQT-110-02-L-D-775 rectangular connector is primarily used to connect printed circuit boards and solderless terminals to wires. The specific data is subject to PDF, and the above content is for reference