MTSW-110-10-T-D-595

Rectangular Connectors - Headers, Male Pins

The MTSW-110-10-T-D-595 is a rectangular connector comprised of headers and male pins. It is a standard connector in the rectangular connector family which includes a great number of variations for different types and applications.

Application Field

One of the main applications for MTSW-110-10-T-D-595 connectors is the connection of electrical and electronic devices. They are especially suitable for applications with high vibration, temperature loading or water exposure, since their design ensures high reliability under these conditions. Applications also include the connection of computer networks and peripherals, telecommunications, mobile phones, handheld devices, test and measurement equipment and automotive products.

Working Principle

The MTSW-110-10-T-D-595 connector consists of two components that join together — a header and a male pin. The header is the stationary male component that provides the connection for the male pin. It consists of several pins and is typically mounted in a receptacle or an enclosure. The male pin is the smaller, live conductive component which resides within the header. It is connected to the other component of the system via cable. The male pin is also responsible for connecting the power or signal lines and is typically crimped onto the cable wire.

When the male pin is inserted into the header, the connector is completed as the two pins make contact simultaneously. These two components are locked together to prevent vibration from breaking the electrical connection.

The MTSW-110-10-T-D-595 is a high quality rectangular connector, designed to be reliably connected and disconnected multiple times without any pin damage.

Conclusion

The MTSW-110-10-T-D-595 is a high quality rectangular connector, suitable for a wide range of applications. It consists of two components — a header and a male pin — which join together to form a reliable connection. The header provides a stationary connection for the male pin and is typically mounted in a receptacle or enclosure. The male pin is then connected to the other component of the system with a cable wire. When the two pins come into contact, the connection is complete. The connector is designed to be connected and disconnected multiple times without any pin damage.