PEC24DFCN

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PEC‑24DFCN (stacking height: 5.08 mm/0.200 inches) is a rectangular connector series which belongs to the category of headers, male pins. It is a wire-to-board connector. This series of connectors has many applications due to its expansive size range which includes 15/20/25/ 30/40/50/60/80-position variants. This series consists of one row, two rows, three rows, and five rows. It also allows for a maximum current rating of 4.0 Amperes and a voltage range of 250V. Moreover, it has a floating-pin design which enables secure mating.

PEC‑24DFCN rectangular connectors can be used for wide range of purposes with their stacking height as low as 5.08 mm/0.200 inches. This series of connectors can be applied in mission critical power supply rails like PCIE‑3, 12 Vin, 3.3Vin, 3.3V out and 5V out,etc in desktop computers, server and telecom applications. Its floating-pin design also makes it a suitable choice for harsh environmental conditions such as extreme temperatures, vibration, and dust where secure mating is necessary.

In terms of its working principle, PEC‑24DFCN uses rigorous mating by its floating-pin design. It works on a zero insertion force (ZIF) socket. This means that the pins of PEC‑24DFCN connectors can be pushed through the holes of the socket (header) and make a secure connection by self-aligning without having to use any screws or latch springs. The connector is then locked by the ZIF socket. The socket keeps the pins in place and prevents them from bouncing during the vibration conditions, thus ensuring a strong connection.

To sum it up, PEC‑24DFCN belongs to the category of headers, male pins. It is a wire-to-board connector and its stacking height as low as 5.08 mm/0.200 inches makes it suitable for various mission critical applications. Its floating-pin design makes it ideal for harsh environment conditions where secure mating is required. It works on a zero insertion force (ZIF) socket and the pins are locked by it, ensuring a strong connection.

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