HTSW-125-17-S-T-LL

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HTSW-125-17-S-T-LL Rectangular Connectors - Headers, Male Pins are electrical connectors used to join two pieces of electrical conductors together in a system. The two-piece construction of the rectangular connector contains both a male pin and a female socket, allowing the two connectors to be mated together in order to make electrical contact. Electrical signals are transferred through the connector between the two conductors via metal pins or pads pressed against the socket or through holes in the pins that pass through the socket.

The applications of HTSW-125-17-S-T-LL Rectangular Connectors - Headers, Male Pins vary depending on the size of the connectors and the materials used to construct them. For example, the larger-sized rectangular connectors can be used in larger electronics such as computers or LCD displays, whereas the smaller-sized connectors are more suited for providing electrical connections in small handheld devices such as cell phones or MP3 players. The small-sized connectors are also used in a wide range of PCB assembly applications such as USB ports, SATA, and PCI slots.

When selecting the right HTSW-125-17-S-T-LL Rectangular Connectors - Headers, Male Pins for your application you will generally want to consider characteristics such as voltage, current and temperature ratings, as well as the materials used to construct the connectors. Connectors are often rated according to the maximum voltage and current that it is rated for, and the materials used to construct the pins and sockets will also affect the temperature ratings for the connectors. Additionally, the mechanical strength of the connector must be taken into consideration when selecting the right connector for your application.

The working principle of HTSW-125-17-S-T-LL Rectangular Connectors - Headers, Male Pins involves the insertion of metal pins into a female socket in order to make an electrical connection. The connector pin is typically made up of a conductive metal, such as copper or brass, that is plated with a non-conductive coating, such as gold or silver-plated. The pins are then secured within the female socket by means of friction and the contact between the metal pins and the socket ensures an electrical connection. Additionally, the pins may be soldered into the socket for extra security.

When selecting the right rectangular connector for your application, you should also consider the current and voltage ratings, the materials used to construct the connectors, and the mechanical strength of the pins. This is to ensure that the connector is able to handle the electrical load that is being transferred through it. Additionally, you may want to consider the size of the connectors, as some larger connectors may be difficult to fit in smaller spaces, and the number of pins required to complete the connection.

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