HTSW-136-23-S-S

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The HTSW-136-23-S-S connector is an example of a rectangular connector system. Rectangular connectors are used to connect multiple devices within a circuit or system. This specific connector is a header, male pin variant and is primarily used in commercial and industrial applications. The following is an in-depth look at these connnectors, their applications and their working principles.

Construction and Design: Rectangular connectors are made up of two plastic bases and two contact pins. The bases are typically molded from a thermoplastic or thermoset plastic material, and the contact pins are made of either phosphor bronze or stainless steel. The pins are organized in a variety of ways depending on the application: either top-to-bottom or side-by-side. The HTSW-136-23-S-S connector has two sets of contact pins for dual-axis applications.

The connector housing is designed with spaces between the contact pins to avoid short circuits. It also has keyways and is equipped with a strain relief option to ensure secure connections. The contact pins have an internal spring design, which allows them to be easily press-fit into the plastic base. For reliability, the contacts are preloaded into the housing during the manufacturing process.

Application: The HTSW-136-23-S-S connector is primarily used in commercial and industrial electronics and telecommunications applications. It is frequently used for power and signal transmission in these applications, including SCADA, PLC, automation, and industrial controls. This connector can also be used in communications, automobiles, and mobile phone systems. It is designed to provide increased durability for these applications.

Working Principle: The HTSW-136-23-S-S connector operates in a plug and socket configuration. The contact pins are inserted in the plastic housing, which is locked in place by securing the external collar. The positive and ground terminals connect to the contact pins when plugged in. The contact pins then make electrical contact with the printed circuit board, allowing current to flow from the source to the load.

The seal between the contact pins and the printed circuit board are maintained due to the optimized force displacement of the contact pins. The contact pins are mechanically configured to maintain a tight fit, while the internal spring design ensures that the contact pins securely lock into place. The contacts also have a gold-plated finish, which helps reduce corrosion and oxidation and increases longevity.

Conclusion: The HTSW-136-23-S-S connector is an example of a rectangular connector specifically designed for commercial and industrial applications. It is a header, male pin variant with two sets of contact pins and it operates in a plug and socket configuration. The contact pins have an internal spring design, which allows them to be easily press-fit into the plastic base. The contact pins are gold-plated to minimize oxidation and the housing is keywayed and designed with spaces between the pins to avoid short circuits. The HTSW-136-23-S-S connector is an ideal choice for power and signal transmission in applications including SCADA, PLC, automation, and industrial controls.

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