ESQT-130-02-H-6-375

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ESQT-130-02-H-6-375 connectors are a form of rectangular connectors used predominantly in the electronic and communications industries. As with all types of rectangular connectors, they are designed to connect two components, typically to enable the passage of electric current. They are categorized into four distinct types - headers, receptacles, female sockets, and card edge or cage style connectors.

Header Connectors:

Headers, as the name suggests, are the most commonly used type of rectangular connector. They are typically male connectors, meaning that they have exposed pins or blades that are inserted into receiving female sockets, or receptacles. ESQT-130-02-H-6-375 connectors are particularly suited to applications where there is a need for a locked connection. Often, the header will have an internal part with a small pin or extended portion that can be inserted into a female socket to ensure that the connection remains secured.

Receptacles:

Receptacles are designed to be used in a complementary manner to the header connectors described above. As noted before, headers are typically male connectors with exposed pins or blades that are inserted into the receptacles. Receptacles are usually female connections, meaning they have a hole in the center of the connector into which the header pins were inserted. ESQT-130-02-H-6-375 receptacles are particularly suited to applications where there is a need for a secure connection and require a smaller form factor than many other types of receptacles.

Female Sockets:

Female sockets are the third type of rectangular connectors available and are also known as pin headers. Unlike the other two types of rectangular connectors described, they are not locked or secured to the mating connector in any way. Instead, they are simply pushed onto the pins or blades on the male header, resulting in a friction fit between the connectors. This makes them particularly suited to applications that require a quick and easy connection.

Card Edge or Cage Style Connectors:

Finally, there are card edge and cage style connectors. These are designed to fit onto or into a card edge or cage, such as one found on a motherboard. ESQT-130-02-H-6-375 card edge or cage style connectors are often used to connect components to a motherboard or to other PCBs (printed circuit boards). They are usually designed to fit onto the PC board so that it is connected to other components on the board in a secure manner.

Working Principle:

The working principle behind rectangular connectors is typically very simple. In general, the two components will be connected via either a header and receptacle combination, a female socket and header combination, or a card edge or cage style combination. Two contacts will then be made on either side, allowing electric current to pass between the components. This can be done using either soldered wires or conductive wires that can be plugged into the connectors themselves.

Application Field:

ESQT-130-02-H-6-375 connectors are used in a variety of different industries. They are most commonly used in applications such as telecommunications, computing, aerospace, and automotive industries. They are also becoming increasingly popular in consumer electronics, as they offer a secure, reliable connection in a small form factor. Additionally, they have been used in medical devices and instrumentation for their reliability and robustness.

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