M50-4901545

The M50-4901545 rectangular connector header, male pin type, is a type of electrical connector that has been designed to connect power and electronic signals between two devices. It is primarily used in industrial and telecommunication applications. The connector features a single row of 19-pin connectors that are designed to connect two mating interfaces in different directions.

A distinctive feature of this connector is its locking mechanism, which ensures secure engagement and prevents accidental disconnection. The male headers on the M50-4901545 have 19 pins and are connected to a female pin receptacle. The receptacle has 19 contact points inside it that provide effective electrical connections when the header is plugged into it.

The M50-4901545 rectangular connector header also provides a superior ground connection, as the ground contact is located farther away from the signal contacts. This enables more reliable signal integrity, especially in high-speed data transmission applications.

The M50-4901545 connector is easy to install and can be customized to fit a range of different applications. Its 19-pin configuration makes it ideal for applications that require a high number of connections, such as in board-to-board connections. It can also be used for applications that require a reliable connection over a long distance. Due to its robust design, the connector is able to withstand harsh environmental conditions and repeated use.

The M50-4901545 rectangular connector header is constructed of high-quality, rugged materials that ensure a durable and reliable connection. Its 19-pin configuration helps to ensure that there is no possibility of misalignment or improper contact. The connector’s locking mechanism ensures that the connection is secure, while the incorporated shield protects it from electromagnetic interference (EMI) and radio frequency interference (RFI).

The M50-4901545 connector is widely used in a variety of fields such as telecommunications, industrial automation, automotive, medical, aerospace, and consumer electronics. It is often used for power transfer and signal interfacing between components in a variety of devices, such as computers, tablets, smartphones, electronic measuring instruments, and sensors.