MTMM-115-02-G-D-001

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This paper explores the application field and working principle of MTMM-115-02-G-D-001 rectangular connectors/headers with male pins. Rectangular Connectors/Headers are a type of electrical connectors, composed of a molded rectangular plastic housing with contacts to which cables or wires are connected. The male pins (also known as pins or terminals) present in such connectors are designed with a cylindrical, solid shaft which slides into a female connector for electrical connectivity. The design of the MTMM-115-02-G-D-001 model features two standard rows of pins, with a total of thirty two pins providing two-level connection of up to sixteen circuits.

Rectangular connectors/ headers (such as MTMM-115-02-G-D-001) can be found in a vast range of applications, from board-level mounting to telecommunications and CB-related installations. In the former application, such connectors are primarily used in either display equipment or data acquisition devices, as a means of allowing connection to a printed circuit board. In telecommunications or CB-related installations, such connectors are used in order to connect one or more phones or CB devices to a base unit.

The pertinent working principle is solely based on the existence of two distinct pieces: a male pin and the female part. The male pin consists of a cylindrical form, usually fashioned from brass or stainless steel. This style of terminal is the most common, but there are other variations, such as the use of alloys like copper-zinc or neoprene. Mounted onto the printed circuit board, the male pin is typically represented by a flat blade type of metal pin. The female component is the part which receives the male pin, and it usually features a central bore or cavity, allowing the male pin to be held firmly in place.

Before installation, the pins of the MTMM-115-02-G-D-001 should be inspected to ensure they are properly connected to the PCB. The female component should then be put in place, and with the help of a plier, the male and female portions should be firmly pressed together. It is important to note that the back side of the female portion must always face the circuit board to ensure a secure connection. As far as removal of the connector/ header goes, it is extremely important to release the connector’s grip before attempting to disconnect it from the PCB.

Given its solid-state construction, the MTMM-115-02-G-D-001 is a reliable connection option that offers great versatility for a wide array of applications. Its high number of pins and its light-weight allows for the construction of lightweight and compact sized devices like test rigs in the CB-related applications. Nonetheless, due to the nature of such applications, care should be taken to ensure the pins present in the connector/header remain corrosion-free to ensure optimal operation. Moreover, the enclosure should be regularly inspected to make sure that the inner parts are undamaged and securely connected to the board.

This paper has elaborated on the application field and working principle of MTMM-115-02-G-D-001 rectangular connectors/headers featuring male pins. From board-level mounting to telecommunications and CB-related installations, such connectors/headers offer a great versatility for a wide array of applications. Before installing them, the pins should be inspected to make sure they are properly and securely connected to the PCB. When it comes to removal, the connector’s grip must first be released prior to disconnect it from the board. In conclusion, the MTMM-115-02-G-D-001 model is a reliable connection option that can offer great durability and flexibility. However, proper maintenance and regular inspection should always be undertaken in order to ensure optimal operation.

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