MDF7-20S-2.54DSA

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Rectangular Connectors - Headers, Receptacles, Female Sockets are widely used in electronics, offering robust connections for data transmission and power supply in a variety of industrial applications. The MDF7-20S-2.54DSA is a widely used type of rectangular connector designed for use in soldering applications.

The MDF7-20S-2.54DSA has a 2.54 mm pitch and the socket contact has 20 pins on each side. It is a two-piece connector, with a header at the end, and a female socket at the opposite end. Each pin is encountered with a fixture, which helps to ensure that it is firmly secured in place when inserted. The header side has a single row of contacts and a locking mechanism on the opposite side, which prevents accidental removal of the connector.

The MDF7-20S-2.54DSA is designed for soldering applications and is typically used in higher speed data applications such as Ethernet or Fibre Channel networks. It can also be used to supply power to an application or device. As such, it is commonly used in applications such as computers, telecommunication equipment, industrial equipment, and medical devices.

In terms of working principle, the MDF7-20S-2.54DSA connector is designed to provide a reliable connection between two contacts. The header side is designed to securely hold the pins in place, while the female socket is designed to receive the cable. The contacts are then soldered in place to ensure a secure connection and provide consistent data transmission or power delivery.

The MDF7-20S-2.54DSA connector is a reliable and dependable option for a variety of applications. It is designed to provide a secure connection while also being easy to install and remove. The two-piece construction ensures a secure connection while also providing flexibility for different cable options. As such, it is a popular choice for a variety of industrial applications.

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