MMT-132-01-L-MT

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Rectangular connectors are a type of connectors which are used in electronic and electrical components. The MMT-132-01-L-MT is a rectangular connector specifically designed for board-to-board applications. This type of connector is widely used in areas such as telecommunications, computer, audio-video, and automotive.

The MMT-132-01-L-MT connector features a 0.6 mm pitch, which is one of the smallest pitches available in the market for board-to-board applications. It also features a 2.54 mm-wide housing, which ensures that it fits easily into small spaces. The connector also has a low insertion force design, which makes it simple to install and remove. The MMT-132-01-L-MT connector also features multiple keying options to prevent mating errors.

The MMT-132-01-L-MT connector has a surface mount design, which allows it to be mounted directly onto a printed circuit board. This makes it suitable for applications which require a very small installation space. Additionally, the connector has a wide operating temperature range between -40°C to 105°C, which makes it suitable for use in a variety of environments.

The working principle of the MMT-132-01-L-MT connector is fairly simple. When the connectors are mated together, the two sides are joined by a series of pins that fit into one another. This ensures that there is an electrical connection between the two boards. The pins on the two connectors are designed to fit only into one another and this ensures that the connection is secure and stable.

The MMT-132-01-L-MT is a reliable and versatile board-to-board connector, making it suitable for a wide variety of electronic and electrical applications. It is perfect for applications which require a small installation space and which require a reliable electrical connection. It is also highly resistant to temperature and vibration, making it suitable for a range of applications in a variety of environments.

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