FSI-120-10-L-D-P

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FSI-120-10-L-D-P rectangular connectors are rectangular arrays which provide a reliable method of connecting boards at a higher density than traditional pin headers. These connectors are commonly used in applications where boards are stacked on top of each other at a certain angle or distance and require an efficient interconnect solution.

There are a number of different types of FSI-120-10-L-D-P rectangular connectors available. They include Edge Type, Mezzanine and Board-to-Board connectors. Each type of connector has its own advantages and disadvantages.

Edge Type Connectors are typically used when the boards are not to be stacked on top of one another and require a reliable connection. The connnector is designed to be inserted into the board edge and secured in place with screws. This type of connector requires minimal labor and allows easy access to the board edge.

Mezzanine Connectors are designed to connect two boards on top of each other. They are typically used when board stacking is required for a particular application. The connector is designed to allow for a certain angle of contact between two boards. The advantage of this type of connector is that it provides a reliable connection while still allowing easy access to the boards.

Board-to-Board Connectors are used when a direct connection between two boards is necessary. These connectors provide a reliable connection, which is especially important in applications where high speeds and data rates are needed. Board-to-board connectors also provide the added benefit of reducing the overall board size and weight.

The working principle of FSI-120-10-L-D-P rectangular connectors is based on the physical principle of electrical contact. The basic idea is to create a gap between the two boards and connect them through a physical material. This contact material facilitates the transmission of an electrical signal from one board to the other. The physical material used can vary, depending on the type of connector used.

For Edge Type and Mezzanine connectors, the material typically consists of an insulating material such as plastic or silicone that is designed to reduce electrical resistance and provide a reliable contact. For Board-to-Board connectors, the material used is typically a metal or a conductive polymer that conducts electricity across the gap. The material used must be able to withstand the environment in which it is used without degrading and maintain a reliable transmission of the electrical signal.

The main benefit of using FSI-120-10-L-D-P rectangular connectors is that they provide a reliable and efficient solution for connecting boards at a higher density than traditional pin headers. They also provide the additional benefit of reducing the overall board size and weight, making them ideal for applications where space and weight constraints are an issue. Finally, the different types of connectors available provide a reliable connection while still allowing easy access to the boards.

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