SDL-136-T-12

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Rectangular connectors are one of the most common types of interconnect systems used to make connections between electronic components and systems. As such, they have a wide range of uses and applications. The most common type of rectangular connectors are headers, receptacles, and female sockets. Here, we will discuss the application field and the working principle of the SDL-136-T-12, a type of female socket.

SDL-136-T-12 connectors are most commonly used in applications which require a female socket to attach the mating connector to. This development has been commonly used in the last several decades, with improvements and advancements in materials used for the connectors. The areas of particular use for this type of connector include industrial machinery, field instrumentation, and the medical industry. In all of these areas, accuracy and reliability are essential considerations when selecting a connection system.

The SDL-136-T-12 female socket is equipped with two rows of contacts, allowing it to accommodate larger power supplies in its connection. The contact area of the female socket is designed to minimize the force necessary to make the connection, reducing wear and tear on the contacts and making it more reliable and accurate in its connection. The female socket also features housing retention clips, which provide additional security and stability to the connection and prevent accidental disconnection.

The working principle of SDL-136-T-12 female socket is relatively simple. When the mating connector is inserted into the socket, the contact points are energized and the two components become connected. This connection is maintained until the mating connector is removed from the socket, at which point the contacts become de-energized and the two components become disconnected. Additionally, the presence of the retention clips ensures that the connection is not accidentally disconnected due to vibration or external forces.

Overall, the SDL-136-T-12 female socket is an ideal choice for applications which require a reliable connection between components. As it is designed with two rows of contacts and housing retention clips, it ensures that the connection is secure and stable, regardless of the environment in which it is used. Additionally, its design ensures that the amount of force necessary to make the connection is minimal, reducing wear and tear on the contacts over time and ensuring that the connection remains reliable.

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