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Rectangular Connectors - Headers, Male Pins, MMT-103-01-T-MT-K Application Field and Working Principle

Rectangular connectors - headers, male pins, and MMT-103-01-T-MT-K are all components of the same class of modern components used in electrical wiring and communication technology. While they all provide the same basic function, they differ significantly in their applications and principles of operation. Understanding the application field and working principle of each of these components is essential for engineers and technicians in used them safely and accurately.

Applications

Headers and male pins are primarily used in connecting a PCB mounted device to an outside connection. They are typically found in electronic equipment, computers, industrial systems, automation control systems, and communications equipment. Headers and male pins also find use in many medical devices, electronic toys, household appliances, plug-in electrical systems, intelligence systems, alarm systems, and telecommunication. The MMT-103-01-T-MT-K is a particularly versatile type of header and male pin connectors that is categorized by its compact size, high loads, and great resistance to vibration, dust, and water.

The MMT-103-01-T-MT-K is typically used as a two-piece, split-body male/female type connector that mates by knurled locking screws. It is a commonly used connector for connecting ribbon cables to printed circuit boards, as well as for flex circuit cables with an insulation displacement contact. It is a popular choice for power and control applications in the entertainment, medical, and industrial fields.

Working Principle

Headers and male pins are typically composed of two parts; a header mounted on a printed circuit board, and a male pin inserted into it. The two pieces mate and lock into place, thereby forming an electrical connection that allows for the transmission of electrical signals from one component to another. When the header and male pin are connected, electrical current passes through the pin and into the header where the signal is amplified or regulated for transmission.

The MMT-103-01-T-MT-K is a two-piece connector that consists of an insulated male pin and an insulated female header. The male pin slides into the header, which is secured in place with a locking screw. The male pin’s electrical current passes through the header and into the female header which allows signals to be transferred between the two devices. Additionally, the locking screw ensures a secure connection between the male pin and the female header, ensuring reliable and consistent signal transmission.

Conclusion

Headers and male pins are a critical component for engineers and technicians working with electrical and communication components. Both pieces of hardware are essential for the reliable transmission of electrical signals from one device to another. The MMT-103-01-T-MT-K is a particularly popular two-piece, split-body male/female type of header and male pin connectors that is particularly suited for power and control applications frequently found in the entertainment, medical, and industrial fields. Understanding the work principle and applications for these connectors is a must for anyone working with these components.

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