ESQT-132-03-F-D-380

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ESQT-132-03-F-D-380 rectangular connectors are among the most commonly used connectors in many applications due to their small size, excellent electrical and mechanical performance, and multiple configurations. Headers, receptacles, and female sockets are the three primary types of rectangular connectors that allow two circuit board components to be connected.

Headers

Headers are electrical connectors that are used in computers, electronics, and other equipment to provide a way to physically and electrically connect circuits on different boards together. Headers consist of a series of pins that extend from the edge of a board or connector. These pins provide directly-connected connections that are used to transfer electricity or transfer data. The pins can be arranged in either a straight line or in a pitch, or a combination of both. Headers are typically used for communication between two cards or boards, to connect multiple components, or to connect specialized pins from a processor or other integrated circuit.

Receptacles

Receptacles are electrical connectors that are used to connect two circuit boards together. They typically consist of a series of pins that extend from a board or cable into a socket, making contact with the opposite piece of equipment. The socket is designed to allow the pins from the other equipment to fit into it, forming an electrical connection. The number, size and spacing of the pins varies depending on the specific application. Receptacles are used most commonly in applications where there will be continual plugging and unplugging of components, as well as for power connections.

Female Sockets

Female sockets are cylindrical connectors that are used to join two different connection pieces together. The socket acts as a coupler that connects two sections of an electrical system. Female sockets come in a variety of types and are used when a more permanent connection is needed. For example, a female socket may be used to connect an extension cord to an electrical outlet, or to connect two wires together in a wiring harness. Female sockets are typically used in applications that require a longer lasting connection than a header or a receptacle.

ESQT-132-03-F-D-380 Application Field and Working Principle

The ESQT-132-03-F-D-380 header, receptacle, and female socket have a bandwidth capability of 1.5 GHz and can be used in a wide range of applications. They are designed for HF and mixed-signal applications with signal integrity and excellent crosstalk performance. The series features connector housings with strain reliefs and surface-mount tails for easy and secure PCB mounting. The female sockets feature an additional design that locks the cable in place, thus providing maximum reliability. Additionally, the series is designed to allow for short-circuit protection.

The header, receptacle, and female socket all feature a polarized mating interface to ensure correct mating of the two connectors. This prevents reverse polarity issues that can be caused by incorrect mating. The series utilizes a double locking mechanism that locks both the contacts and the connectors together, providing a highly reliable connection. The contacts and the sockets are both manufactured to ensure optimal signal integrity and signal transmission.

The electrical performance of the ESQT-132-03-F-D-380 series of rectangular connectors has been designed to provide excellent signal integrity, crosstalk performance, and return loss. The series also offers an extended temperature range, making it suitable for a variety of applications in extreme operating temperatures. All of the components are designed and manufactured in compliance with industry standards, ensuring reliability and quality.

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