ESQT-150-03-G-Q-310-001

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ESQT-150-03-G-Q-310-001 rectangular connectors contain a header, receptacle, socket, and a hardware item. The header is typically used as a mating interface between the component, such as a board-to-board connector, and the receptacle, socket, or female socket. The receptacle is the mate of the header, and is used to connect two components through a sort of spring-loaded mechanical link. Recently, the demand for light-weight and damage-resistant connections have risen, as these types of applications can help reduce production costs.

The header and receptacle are typically made of die-cast metal, which provides strength and rigidity. Some materials used to create the header and receptacle are zinc alloy, carbon steel, black zinc chromate, and copper. The sizes of headers and receptacles depend on the application, and are often determined by the required current and voltage rating.

The header is typically the male component of the connector, and typically functions as the main electrical contact. Headers are designed to couple with a receptacle that is mounted on an adaptor board or other component. Headers are generally machined down or stamped out of brass or copper and plated with either nickel or gold. Gold plating has been shown to improve mating contact reliability. Headers are also sometimes crimped into place in order to provide a secure connection.

The receptacle is the female component of the rectangular connector, and is typically placed on a motherboard or adaptor board. The receptacle is typically made from metal and is plated in either gold or nickel. The shape and design of the receptacle are essential to its performance. A flat profile connector receptacle is typically designed with multiple fingers on the inner and outer walls, while a cylindrical profile connector receptacle is designed with a cylindrical profile. Receptacles are typically designed with multiple fingers on the inner and outer walls, providing additional strength and contact reliability.

The socket is an essential part of the rectangular connector, as it provides the point of connection between the two components. A socket is typically machined out of brass or copper and plated with either nickel or gold. The socket is a mechanical part that is mountable to any flat surface. The female socket is designed with an interior cavity, which allows for the secure housing of the mechanical contact. The female socket typically has multiple fingers on the outside walls, which provide further support and contact reliability.

The ESQT-150-03-G-Q-310-001 rectangular connector can be applied to various types of electrical systems. It is suitable for applications with frequencies up to Super High Frequency (SHF) and is designed to be used in areas with strong electromagnetic fields. This connector is also commonly used in low voltage and signal applications, such as in audio, video, and computer systems. The ESQT-150-03-G-Q-310-001 rectangular connector provides connections that are reliable, durable, and safe.

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