HTSW-115-41-L-S

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Rectangular connectors are a type of board-level connector used in electrical wiring, and HTSW-115-41-L-S is a particular series of connectors within this range. In this article, we will discuss the applications and working principle of this series of rectangular connectors.

The HTSW-115-41-L-S series is a type of surface mount device, meaning that the component can be mounted on a printed circuit board. This series of connectors is perfect for highly miniaturized electrical connections since it has a relatively low profile, with high-density contacts. They are also low-cost and reliable, have excellent heat resistance, and can be used in high-temperature applications.

The HTSW-115-41-L-S series includes male and female headers with an 11mm pitch and 41 pins. The male headers contain pins which protrude from a plastic body, while the female headers have contact points mounted on the board so that the male headers can make a connection with them. This series is often used for applications such as connecting electronic components in printers, computers, test and measurement equipment, cameras, and other electronic devices.

As for the working principle of the HTSW-115-41-L-S series connectors, when a male header is inserted into a female header, an electrical connection is made between each of the pins. This contact is through-hole type and is soldered to the printed circuit board. When the connection is made and the soldering is complete, the connection will remain stable even if the board is subjected to vibration.

The HTSW-115-41-L-S series of rectangular connectors is suited for various applications in different types of electronic equipment. They are reliable with excellent heat resistance, and their small size is ideal for smaller devices. With their through-hole connection type and soldering to the board, these types of connectors provide stable and continuous connections.

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