HTSW-107-17-T-D

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The HTSW-107-17-T-D, a type of rectangular connector, is a combination of two components—headers and male pins. It\'s a single-row, dual-row, and dual-row-offset pin header. It features two rows of 34, 10, 16, and 24-pin configurations with solder tail and tail-less mating options.

Its application field extends to a vast array of industries and applications, including power distribution, defense, industrial control, embedded systems, computing, telecommunications, medical, and automotive. It can be widely used in the fields like the industry control system, medical equipment, mobile communication terminal and vehicle emitting control, etc.

In terms of its construction, the header is composed of two pieces—housing and contact pins. The housing is an injection molded plastic part made of high-strength thermoplastic material. It features a self-aligning feature for mating contact with pin arrays. The contact is made of brass or phosphor bronze and has a fine-molded design that reduces contact resistance.

As for the male pins, these are those pins which hold their own during the mating process, providing a reliable connection that withstands vibration and shock and features multiple ports for increased flexibility. These male pins are made from high quality springs and heat treated steel to provide an excellent mechanical connection between the two components.

The HTSW-107-17-T-D is a typical example of a standard rectangular connector, featuring common working principles. These principles essentially involve electrical connections between two electrical components via contact surfaces between the two components. When the two components are mated, power is transmitted from one terminal to another via the intervening metal contacts. This connection occurs both when the two components are mated and when they are separated.

The working principle of the HTSW-107-17-T-D can be broken down into several steps. Firstly, contact surfaces are mated and power is transmitted from one terminal to another. Then, current is transferred from the male pins of one component to the female pins of the other. Finally, the contact surfaces are separated, and the current connection is broken.

In order to ensure this connection, terminal pins, as well as the contact surfaces, must be held in place and not move during the mating process. This is done via the use of a spring, which applies pressure to the mating contact surface and keeps it in place. Additionally, the contact surface is also protected from external damage by a layer of insulation.

To summarize, the HTSW-107-17-T-D is a type of rectangular connector with headers and male pins, a self-aligning feature, and a wide range of applications. It works by transmitting power and current from one terminal to another via mating contact surfaces, which are held in place by a combination of a spring and insulation. This combination ensures reliable connections that resist shock and vibration.

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