ESQT-113-03-M-Q-368

Rectangular Connectors - Headers, Receptacles, Female Sockets

The ESQT-113-03-M-Q-368 is a rectangular connector manufactured by E-Switch and is a type of connector in the rectangular connector\'s category. This particular type of connector has two parts; the header and the female socket. The header is designed to be inserted into a printed circuit board while the female socket is designed to mate with a male pin on a wire.

Application Fields

The ESQT-113-03-M-Q-368 is mainly used in a wide range of applications including low-current signal and low-voltage power applications such as those found in consumer, medical, and automotive electronic products. Due to its small size, the connector is ideal for applications where space is limited. Additionally, the corrosion-resistant contacts and the fact that the connector is built to provide a secure mating connection makes it reliable for various types of environments.

Working Principle

The working principle of the ESQT-113-03-M-Q-368 is quite simple. When two mating pieces of connectors, such as the header and the female socket, are connected, a number of pins are engaged and aligned. This allows electrical signals to travel between the two pieces of connectors. The connector\'s female socket is designed to receive a male pin and make a secure connection with the female socket and also provide insulation. The header is designed to be inserted into a printed circuit board. The electrical signals traveled through the connector are conducted by the pins on the female socket.

Conclusion

The ESQT-113-03-M-Q-368 is a rectangular connector manufactured by E-Switch and is a type of connector in the rectangular connector\'s category. This connector is ideal for a wide range of applications and is especially useful in applications where space is limited. Its small size, corrosion-resistant contacts and secure mating connection make it reliable for various types of environments. The working principle of the connector is based on the alignment of two mating pieces of connectors, allowing electrical signals to travel between them.