MDF7-26DP-2.54DSA(55)

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Rectangular Connectors, or headers, provide a bridge between two printed circuit boards. These Connectors are generally composed of two rows of female sockets and two rows of male pins. The MDF7-26DP-2.54DSA(55) connectors, specifically, are characterized by an total of 26 pins/contacts, 2.54mm contact pitch, and 55mm body length. In many rectangular connectors, the terminal shape is a three-piece crimp design.

The MDF7-26DP-2.54DSA(55) rectangluar connector offers a reliable and efficient electrical connection with its two terminal crimp construction. It also incorporates guide slots to ensure proper placement and arrangement of the pins/contacts prior to being mated. This prevents misalignment and damages. Additionally, the MDF7-26DP-2.54DSA(55) features friction locking to keep the device from becoming disconnected.

The application field of MDF7-26DP-2.54DSA(55) mainly includes consumer electronics, automotive, networking and industrial control applications. It is important to note that depending on the application, the MDF7-26DP-2.54DSA(55) may require either a right angle or vertical orientation.

The basic working principle of the MDF7-26DP-2.54DSA(55) rectangular connector is simple. It creates an electrical connection between two printed circuit boards. This is made possible by the electrical current running through the male pins that come in contact with the female sockets of the opposite printed circuit board.

In conclusion, the MDF7-26DP-2.54DSA(55) rectangular connector is a useful electrical tool for a variety of applications. It is characterized by an total of 26 pins/contacts, 2.54mm contact pitch, and 55mm body length. The terminal shape is a three-piece crimp design with guide slots and friction locking mechanisms for a secure connection. With the proper orientation, the MDF7-26DP-2.54DSA(55) will provide a reliable electrical connection between two printed circuit boards.

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