MMT-130-02-SM-DH

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Rectangular connectors are a type of electronic connector that has an array of contacts arranged in a rectangular pattern. They are often used in the context of circuit boards or interconnection systems, but can also be used in a range of other applications. Male pins are a type of rectangular connector where pins are directly soldered into the printed circuit board and contact pads on the back of the connector, allowing the board to directly and securely mate with components that are plugged into the connector.

One of the more popular rectangular connectors is the MMT-130-02-SM-DH. This connector is designed for a wide range of applications, such as data transmission, power supply, and signal routing. The connector is notable for its features that allow for fast and reliable operational performance. These include a flat contact array, which allows for precise positioning of pins during assembly and a reliable conductive contact with the PCB. It is also designed with a high current rating, vibration resistance, and high mating cycles for improved durability.

The MMT-130-02-SM-DH is commonly used in many applications, including industrial control, automotive, and consumer electronics. The connector has a variety of different applications, including providing a reliable connection for power and signal inputs, or providing a secure connection for a range of peripheral components. It is commonly used in the automotive industry in applications such as fuel pump controls and engine control systems.

The working principle of the MMT-130-02-SM-DH is similar to that of other rectangular connectors. Two contact points in the form of solder joints, called pins, are placed on the printed circuit board (PCB), either directly on the board or through the use of a socketed connector. The pins connect to contact pads on the back of the connector, creating an electrical connection when the connector is assembled onto the board.

Once assembled, the connector is seated into the PCB through a process called soldering. In this process, a high temperature flame or hot plate is applied to the pins and contact pads on the back of the connector. The heat of the soldering process melts the pins and contact pads, allowing them to be securely fixed into place on the PCB. The resulting connection is a strong and reliable, electrical connection that provides necessary signals and power for the connected components.

The MMT-130-02-SM-DH is an important and widely used rectangular connector. It’s high current rating, vibration resistance, and high mating cycles make it ideal for a range of applications. Its reliable working principle provides a secure and reliable connection between the PCB and external components, allowing for efficient and successful communication.

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