SSW-102-22-S-P-RA

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The SSW-102-22-S-P-RA is a model of rectangular connector used for headers, receptacles, female sockets, and other applications that require joining of electrical circuits. Generally speaking, a rectangular connector is an electrical connector with a rectangular shape and cross-sectional shape. It is commonly used for connecting electrical equipment, e.g. circuit boards, lamps, switches, touch screens, and digital displays, etc.

The rectangular connector used in SSW-102-22-S-P-RA applications typically features a hot-swappable electrical connection. It is widely used in applications requiring an immediate connection with no lead times. The connector is composed of two electrically-connected parts, one of which is connected to a printed circuit board (PCB) and the other which is connected to a receptacle. It is generally designed to permit easy cable connection and disconnection.

In the SSW-102-22-S-P-RA application field, the connectors are mainly used for headers and receptacles. The connectors are designed to provide reliable electrical contact between male and female connectors. The shape of the connector’s terminals and the profile of the connector body are designed to ensure reliable electrical contact when the connector is coupled or decoupled.

The working principle of SSW-102-22-S-P-RA generally revolves around the use of two different conductive electrodes. Generally, the male connector has a movable pin, while the female connector has a stationary socket. When the two components are contacted, the electrical current flows from the male pin to the female socket thanks to the electrical contact between the two conductors. A spring-loaded clip is usually added to the female connector to ensure secure coupling of the two components.

The physical contact between the male and female connectors in the SSW-102-22-S-P-RA application field is usually provided by the contact surfaces. The contact surfaces are designed to provide electrical contact between the two components and ensure the two components do not separate when the connector is coupled.

In addition, the SSW-102-22-S-P-RA application field also typically includes the use of soldering or crimping as connectors. Soldering is the process of melting a metal alloy onto metal objects, while crimping is the process of connecting two or more metal objects by bending or pressing them together without actually melting them together. Soldering ensures an electrically-stable connection and is typically used in closed systems while crimping is typically used in open systems.

The SSW-102-22-S-P-RA application field and working principle make it a popular choice when it comes to joining electrical circuits. With its hot-swappable electrical connection, reliable electrical contact, and secure coupling mechanism, the SSW-102-22-S-P-RA is an ideal choice for various applications. Furthermore, with the use of soldering and crimping, the SSW-102-22-S-P-RA provides an efficient and reliable electrical connection in both closed and open systems.

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