ESQT-143-03-S-6-375

ESQT-143-03-S-6-375 is a rectangular connector with array of pins and sockets, and is the most common type of connecting device used in electronic systems. It consists of two or more sets of connecting pins and sockets, which are wired in parallel and mounted in an insulated housing. With its unique array of pins and sockets, this connector provides a low-cost means of routing signals and power between two or more electronic devices.

In many applications, these connectors are used to bridge the gap between application boards and the motherboard. By having one connector plugged into each board, the signals and/or power between the application board and motherboard can be routed without the risk of accidental shorts or unwanted current flow. This type of connector is often used in medical systems, industrial control systems, and telecommunication systems, and is also sometimes used in embedded computers.

The ESQT-143-03-S-6-375 comes with two key features – a ground plane isolation and single port interconnect. The ground plane isolation protects the connector’s pins from unwanted electrical interference and enhances the reliability of the connection. The single port interconnect enables the user to connect two separately mounted components with one connector. This feature eliminates the need to daisy chain multiple connections and thus simplifies the increasingly complex cable management associated with various system designs.

Working Principle

The ESQT-143-03-S-6-375 connector consists of two sets of pins and sockets, which are connected in parallel with each other. The electrical connection between the two sets of pins and sockets is made when two metallic contact surfaces are mate with each other. This contact enables current to flow through the connector, which is used to transmit signals and/or power between the two separate boards.

When this type of connector is used for power lines, an insulated sleeve is placed over each of the pins and sockets. This sleeve helps to contain the electric current and prevent any accidental shorts in the system. Additionally, a unique ground plane isolation feature helps to reduce any potential electrical interference that a system may be exposed to.

Conclusion

The ESQT-143-03-S-6-375 rectangular connector is a useful and widely used tool in the electronics industry. It provides a low-cost, reliable means of routing signals and power between two or more electronic devices. Furthermore, this type of connector has the added benefit of ground plane isolation and single port interconnect, both of which help to reduce potential electrical interference and simplify cable management.