TMM-115-01-G-S-RE

The TMM-115-01-G-S-RE is a rectangular connector header from a series of connectors which are commonly used in a wide range of applications such as computers, electronic equipment, industrials and medical devices. The connectors are designed to provide reliable electrical connection with an installation requiring blind-mating.

Specifically, the TMM-115-01-G-S-RE is a male pin header with gold (Au) plating. It has a pitch of 0.08¨ and a total number of pins ranging from 12 to 25. In addition, the header has a current rating of 1A and a voltage rating of 125V, suitable for various applications requiring stable and safe connection.

As for its working principle, the typical rectangular connector consists of two parts: the “male” pin header and the “female” socket. The pins which comprise the male header are inserted into the socket which feature contacts on the inside surface. This process is called “blind mating” since the user does not need to access the socket from behind to allow the pins of the header to enter into the housing.

The contact between the pins and sockets is made by inserting force which overcomes the retention force of the socket’s contact. The socket ensures a secure connection of the pins. The TMM-115-01-G-S-RE adopts a rated insertion force of 0.49N and a rated withdrawal force of 0.2N. Moreover, while the pins of the header consist of gold plating, the socket features either Phosphor Bronze or Beryllium copper contacts.

The body of the rectangular connector is housed in a package of polyester or other suitable material. The structure is designed to reduce the possibility of foreign effects which may cause contact reliability issues. Furthermore, the high-temperature resin leaded by ultraviolet system further secures the connection and enhances its anti-vibration performance.

In conclusion, the TMM-115-01-G-S-RE has a wide range of application, including medical, automotive, PC accessories, and instrumentation. The connectors are designed to ensure reliable, safe and quick repeated connection and disconnection of cables or wires.