MMT-120-01-FM-SH

MMT-120-01-FM-SH rectangular connectors are typically used in a board-to-board configuration and are primarily used to establish electrical connection between two printed circuit boards (PCBs). They provide reliable, low-cost, and secure pathways, and robust interfaces for constructing electrical circuits within any modularized data system. The electrical signals are carried along these pathways to establish power and data connections between components of an electrical system. In order to understand the various features of these rectangular connectors, it is essential to understand their header, male pin, working principles, and their application field.

Working Principle

MMT-120-01-FM-SH rectangular connectors are designed to deliver the greatest possible reliability and performance. The standardized rectangular shape simplifies connection and provides a firm and secure joint between two PCBs. The standard pin layout also allows for fast and easy interconnecting of different components. The pins are inserted into corresponding locations on two mating boards, with pins in one board fitting securely into the holes in the other, forming a reliable and rigid electrical connection. The pins are made of metal, and the holes, referred to as receptacles, are plated with a silver alloy to ensure efficient and reliable connection.

In order to correctly align the pins to the receptacles, the pins can be easily mechanically aligned by applying a slight force. The connectors are designed to provide a secure yet flexible connection and they are easily removed when necessary. Furthermore, the pins used in MMT-120-01-FM-SH rectangular connectors are designed to provide superior contact pressure when compared to traditional headers. This ensures lower electrical resistance, greater electrical capability, and less wear on the contacts.

Application Field

MMT-120-01-FM-SH rectangular connectors are widely used in various industries for various applications. In consumer electronics, they are used for connecting two circuit boards, such as a Bluetooth headset to its speakers. In automotive industry, rectangular connectors are used for wiring various components, such as headlights, tail lights, and rear window shades. It is also used to interconnect components in machines, such as those used in construction, mining, and industrial automation.

Rectangular connectors are also used in the telecommunications industry. They are used for connecting the telephone line with its handset, as well as connecting the line to the telephone base. They are also used to connect switches with routers, wirelessly, and to establish ethernet connection between different terminals. In aerospace industry, they are used for connecting components of a satellite or a rocket. Moreover, they are used in medical instruments, where they are used to interconnect medical sensors to its display monitor.

Conclusion

MMT-120-01-FM-SH rectangular connectors are used in a variety of applications and industries, for reliable, low-cost, and secure pathways to connect different components. Their standardized rectangular shape simplifies the connection and provides a secure joint between two printed circuit boards. The pins are inserted into the corresponding locations on two mating boards, and the silver alloy plating on the receptacles ensures efficient and reliable connections. As these connectors provide superior contact pressure, electrical resistance is decreased and greater electrical capability is achieved.