ESQT-132-02-G-6-375

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ESQT-132-02-G-6-375 Application Field and Working Principle

ESQT-132-02-G-6-375, also known as Rectangular Connectors, are common interconnection components that have been used in a variety of different applications. Rectangular connectors are unique in that they possess five different styles that can be used for a variety of different purposes.

In general, these standard styles are headers, receptacles, female sockets, contact strips, and terminal strips. Each of these different styles of rectangular connectors has specific uses and necessary electrical properties to make sure they are efficient and safe when implemented in various devices.

Header Connectors

Headers are the simplest type of rectangular connectors. They are usually comprised of one or more long pins that are used to make electrical connections. Headers are typically used as an interface between the circuit board and the external device that it is attempting to communicate with. Header connectors are also used to make connections between two points on the same circuit board. Headers can also be used to establish communication between many different circuit boards. The number of pins on a header can range from two to many.

Receptacles

Receptacles are the opposite of Headers. Rather than containing pins, receptacles contain holes. By inserting pins into receptacles, a secure connection can be made. Receptacles are commonly used to facilitate the transfer of electrical signals from one device to another. Receptacles can come in a variety of different sizes and shapes, with the majority of them requiring two to four pins. Receptacles are also commonly used to make connections between devices that require very high voltage or current.

Female Sockets

Female sockets are essentially the same as receptacles, but they are slightly more complex. Female sockets consist of two parts. The first part is the "body" of the socket, which contains female pins. The second part is the "housing" which contains the rest of the electrical connections. Female sockets are typically used to connect two devices with higher voltage requirements, as the housing helps protect against accidental contact with the live parts of the circuit.

Contact Strips

Contact strips are similar to headers, in that they are used to make connections between two points. However, contact strips differ in that they usually contain two or more rows of pins, and can be used to connect many different devices simultaneously. Contact strips are often used as the interface between board-to-board communication, and can be used to accommodate more complex signal transmission requirements.

Terminal Strips

Terminal strips are the most complex of all the rectangular connectors. They are composed of three or more separate components: the external housing, the internal housing, and the terminal contacts. The external housing of a terminal strip contains the pins, while the internal housing contains the electrical connections. The terminal contacts serve the purpose of providing an interface between the pins and the electrical connections. Terminal strips are commonly used for applications such as packaging, power, and data transmission, and are often used to provide insulation between different points on the same circuit board.

Conclusion

ESQT-132-02-G-6-375, or Rectangular Connectors, have a variety of applications and are versatile components that are essential for many devices. With five different styles to choose from, each having specific uses, these connectors are widely used in various industries. From headers and receptacles to female sockets and terminal strips, these connectors are essential for this kind of communication.

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