SFM-145-L1-S-D-A-K

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A SFM-145-L1-S-D-A-K is a type of rectangular connector used in applications that involve the electronic transmission of signals, typically in the form of electrical power, from one component to another on the same device or across separate systems. The SFM-145-L1-S-D-A-K rectangular connector is classified as a “header”, “receptacle”, or “female socket” depending on its position in the circuit. Each type of SFM-145-L1-S-D-A-K connector has a different form factor and a unique purpose and functionality.

The SFM-145-L1-S-D-A-K header is the “master” of the connector system, designed to be attached to one side of the circuit and ensure reliable electrical connection between inputs and outputs on separate components or systems. The SFM-145-L1-S-D-A-K header is typically connected to a mating receptacle connector that receives signals/power from a header on a neighboring component. The SFM-145-L1-S-D-A-K header is usually controlled by a jumper cable, which allows the user to select which circuits the header is connected to. Additionally, the header contains a latch pin that locks the mating connector into place and prevents it from falling out, ensuring a secure connection.

The SFM-145-L1-S-D-A-K receptacle is the “slave” of the connector system, designed to be connected to the other side of the circuit and to receive signals/power from the mating header. The receptacle contains a terminal that protrudes outwards and connects to the header on a nearby component. The terminals usually have multiple contact points with the header to ensure a reliable connection. This type of connector is typically sold with a unique shell and latch, which provides additional protection from environmental elements such as vibration, dust, and moisture.

The SFM-145-L1-S-D-A-K female socket is usually used when two separate components on a single device require a secure connection. The female socket consists of a hole into which a male pin on another device can be inserted securely, thus completing the circuit. Female sockets often have screw terminals on the inside of the socket to secure the connection and provide a consistent electrical flow. They are typically used in audio-visual equipment, computers, and other consumer electronics.

In summary, the SFM-145-L1-S-D-A-K series of rectangular connectors provide reliable signal transmission, power, or data transfer between circuits. A header, receptacle, and female socket connector all have unique functions, form factors, and purpose-driven applications. By understanding the working principles of these connectors, engineers can identify and select the appropriate components based on their application needs.

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