RSM-136-02-S-D-LC

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RSM-136-02-S-D-LC rectangular connectors are applied in different areas, varying from communication fields to energy industries. These particular connectors are commonly used to connect electronic or electrical components on a circuit board. They’re available with a variety of pin and socket contacts, lengths and configurations. In many industrial applications, RSM-136-02-S-D-LC rectangular connectors offer a greater performance than round connectors. These connectors are engineered to be low profile, low cost and highly reliable.

RSM-136-02-S-D-LC rectangular connectors are designed for use in both commercial and military electronic equipment, and they are suitable for printed circuit board mounting and panel mounting. They feature a two-piece, surface-mount design, with a 2.36 mm row spacing and a 0.3 mm body pitch. This type of connector has a soldering pad on one end, and receptacles for inserting pins at both ends, making them reliable and durable connectors. They are capable of handling high currents and voltages, and can be used in a wide range of temperatures, making them ideal for both industrial and consumer applications.

RSM-136-02-S-D-LC rectangular connectors have four basic components: a header, a plug, a terminal and a contact. The header consists of two mating parts that connect the terminal to the target on the device. The plug is the part that connects to the target device. The plug typically contains contacts that connect the ground, plus the necessary power and data signals for the successful completion of the connection. The terminal provides the connection for the plug and the contact provides the electrical connection. The combination of these components allows for the safe and secure connection of two devices on the same circuit board.

The working principle of RSM-136-02-S-D-LC rectangular connectors is based on the creation of a mechanical bond between a header and a target on the device. The connection is made by using two mating components that have a "snap-lock" action, where one part is pushed onto the other part and becomes engaged. The component that is "pushed" onto the header is usually the plug, and the component that the plug is pushed onto is the receptacle. The mechanical bond creates a secure connection between the two components, creating a reliable and durable connection.

The electrical connection of RSM-136-02-S-D-LC rectangular connectors depends on the connection of the plugs and the contacts in the header. Each plug has several contacts that must be connected to a header (or a terminal), and these contacts provide the electrical connection. The supply of the necessary power and data signals to the target device is accomplished by the contacts of the plug. The contact is placed between the header and the terminal, which provides the connection with the necessary power and data signals for the successful completion of the connection.

In conclusion, RSM-136-02-S-D-LC rectangular connectors are robust and reliable products that are capable of handling high currents and voltages in commercial and military applications. The two-piece, surface-mount design allows for a low profile and cost-effective connectivity solution. The working principle of these rectangular connectors is based on the creation of a mechanical bond between a header and a target on the device, and the electrical connection is accomplished by connecting the plugs and contacts in the header. These products are ideal for a wide range of applications, including communications, energy, and industrial, making them a popular choice for many industries.

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