MTMM-145-15-S-Q-225

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The MTMM-145-15-S-Q-225 is a type of rectangular connector, particularly a header with male pins. These components are commonly used in many electronic and electrical applications, so understanding their operation principles is essential. This article will explain these principles, as well as cover the technology used to design and manufacture the component.

Rectangular connectors include headers, male pins, and female connectors, which are used to facilitate connections between two electrical or electronic circuits. A header is a metal housing consisting of pins arranged in a straight line or another arrangement. Incorporated in the header are metal contacts, which come out of the connector enabling contact with the mating connector or wire. Male pins are the contacts for rectangular connectors, which are typically soldered onto the circuit board and mate with the female component. Female connectors, on the other hand, are also known as socket connectors and fit around the metal contacts of male pins.

The MTMM-145-15-S-Q-225 is a component designed for use on printed circuit boards. It is made up of a housing for 14 pins, male pins to mate with the housing, and a plastic spacer to separate the connections. The housing itself is made of tin-plated high temperature thermoplastic and has anti-friction feet to reduce movement when mounted on the board. The pins, meanwhile, are made of gold-plated brass and are threaded into the housing to form a secure connection. When the male pins are attached to the printed circuit board, the plastic spacer separates the pins from the housing, making sure that the connection does not short or experience electrical current leakage.

In order for a connection to be established, the male pins must be mated to the female connector, or to the circuit board itself. This is done through either an electrical contact or a solder connection. In the case of MTMM-145-15-S-Q-225, the male pins are soldered to the printed circuit board, forming a mechanical and electrical connection, which produces an electrical current and ensures reliable performance. The spacer is also designed to prevent physical contacts between the pins and the housing, thereby reducing the risk of damage.

The MTMM-145-15-S-Q-225 is an example of a rectangular connector with male pins. Due to its design, it has a number of advantages, such as ensuring a secure connection between circuits, reducing the risk of short circuits, and minimizing electrical current leakage. In addition, these connectors are relatively easy to manufacture and install, making them a popular choice for many electronic applications.

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