MTSW-110-09-G-D-250

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The MTSW-110-09-G-D-250 is a type of rectangular connector commonly referred to as a header. This header consists of male pins which are located on one side of the header and female sockets on the other side. The header is typically used in applications where the need for a high-speed connection between two circuits is required.

The header has a range of applications including automotive, communications, industrial and medical industries. In automotive applications the header is used to connect sensors and electronic components such as ECU’s (Engine Control Units), ABS systems, and integrated circuits. In communications, it is used to connect routers, switches and digital signal processors. And in medical applications, the header is used to link medical displays, sensors, and other medical instrumentations.

The pins of the MTSW-110-09-G-D-250 are ⅞” long and have a standard slot width of .09″. The pins can either be soldered directly to the printed circuit board (PCB) or they can be crimped to the board using crimp sockets. The connectors can be plugged together and then secured using locknut assemblies or mounting screws.

The working principle of the MTSW-110-09-G-D-250 is simple but effective. When two circuits need to be connected, the header allows the connection of the male pins into the female sockets. This connection forms an electrical path that enables currents to pass from one circuit to the other. Due to its compact size, rugged construction and high resistance to vibration and shock, the header is ideal for use in harsh conditions, offering reliable and secure connections.

The MTSW-110-09-G-D-250 header is designed to handle a range of electrical and data signals, offering a reliable and secure connection. It is used in a range of applications and is an economical and efficient solution to providing a high-speed and reliable connection between two circuits.

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