HIF4B-34P-3.18DS

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HIF4B-34P-3.18DS is a type of rectangular connector header or male pin that are widely in use in various fields. The connector male header consists of a body and two molded plastic bodies. The two molded plastic bodies contain two rows of 34 pins while the body contains solder pads that are used to connect the pins to the PCBs (Printed Circuit Boards) or wiring harnesses. In addition, the two bodies are also connected by 2 screws that are used to hold them together, and also make sure that the pins remain perfectly aligned and firmly attached to the board.

The main application field of HIF4B-34P-3.18DS includes the medical industry, and automotive applications. Aside from the aforementioned fields, the connector header can also be found in industrial equipment, telecommunication, consumer electronics, and robotic applications. It is particularly suitable for tight-space applications.

The working principle of the connector header is quite simple. Electrical signals pass through electrical wires to the male pins of the connector header. The voltage and current magnitudes depend upon the design of the electrical circuit. The pins of the connector header are connected to the molten solder, which in turn, connects them to the metal parts contact points on the Printed Circuit Board or wiring harness. This ultimately creates an electrical connection.

To summarise, HIF4B-34P-3.18DS is a type of rectangular connector header or male pin that are used in a variety of electrical and electronic applications. It is particularly suitable for tight-space applications, such as the medical industry, and automotive applications, industrial equipment, telecommunication, consumer electronics, and robotic applications. The working principle of the connector is quite simple, wherein electrical signals are made to pass through electrical wires to the male pins of the connector, and are then connected to the metal contacts of the Printed Circuit Board or wiring harness.

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