FOLC-130-L4-L-Q-LC

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Rectangular Connectors - Headers, Receptacles, Female Sockets

A Female Socket, or FOLC-130-L4-L-Q-LC, is a type of connector typically based around a stamped and formed rectangular metal housing, with male terminals connected to a female contact. The use of the FOLC-130-L4-L-Q-LC Female Socket in applications typically requires a Headers or Receptacles, which is a half-body connector which often uses a plastic housing to house the Terminals used in the FOLC-130-L4-L-Q-LC Female Socket.

The FOLC-130-L4-L-Q-LC Female Socket is most commonly used in applications that require a connection to a printed circuit board and other devices. Examples of typical applications for this type of connector would be for interconnecting motors, sensors, power supplies, and other board mounted devices.

The FOLC-130-L4-L-Q-LC Female Socket is most commonly mated with a Header or Receptacle, and often this connector is custom designed to meet the requirements of the application. Common connectors of this type use a variety of spring-lock practices, including a single pin & sockets, dual pin versions, and multiple contacts. When mating connectors of this type, generally if one connector is spring locked, then the other will also need to be in the same locking configuration.

In terms of the working principle, the FOLC-130-L4-L-Q-LC Female Socket typically uses a mated pair of machined Body & Contact components which are then inserted into a stamped and formed metal housing. The Body and Contact components are then secured by an internal locking mechanism, which can either be a male locking component (which is integral within the Body and Contact of the Female Socket) or a separate spring lock, depending on the design of the connector. The Contact is also secured in place by a number of Terminal Retainers, which ensure the Contact remains in the correct position within the housing whilst in use.

Once the internal components of the FOLC-130-L4-L-Q-LC Female Socket have been mated and secured, the connector is then mated with its counterpart, Header or Receptacle, to form a connection between the board and the connector. This process is typically achieved by sliding the two connectors together and carefully lining up the Terminal Retainer pins of the Female Socket with the Terminal Retainer slots of the Header or Receptacle, which ensures an electrically safe connection is made between the two components.

In summary, the FOLC-130-L4-L-Q-LC Female Socket is a type of connector primarily intended for applications requiring a connection between a printed circuit board to other devices and components. This connector is typically mated with a Header or Receptacle which both use a stamped and formed metal housing, and have their Terminals secured in place by a mated pair of Body & Contact components. The connector is typically locked in place via a spring lock, which ensures the contacts make a secure connection between the two components.

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