TMMH-141-01-F-DV-M

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Rectangular connectors are used to join two or more devices together without the need for soldering. The TMMH-141-01-F-DV-M connector is a common type of rectangular connector and is used in many industrial and commercial applications.

The TMMH-141-01-F-DV-M connector features an F type male pin with a 2mm pitch and 2mm diameter pin size. The connector is rated to 5A (55VAC/60VDC) and is RoHS compliant. The male pin is insulated with a high quality black plastic housing. The connector also has a low profile design, making installation easier and minimizing the overall size of the device.

These connectors are commonly used in industrial applications such as data acquisition systems, instrumentation, and wiring looms. This type of connector is also commonly used in robotics and automation applications. The TMMH-141-01-F-DV-M connector is also used in automotive applications such as wiring harnesses and audio systems.

The working principle of a rectangular connector is relatively simple. When two or more devices are connected via a rectangular connector, the electrical current flows from one device to the other through the pins in the connector. The connector is designed to ensure a secure connection and provide an electrical circuit between the connected devices. The female connector typically contains a socket that accepts the male pin, while the male pin typically has an insulator to prevent accidental contact with the socket.

The TMMH-141-01-F-DV-M connector has proven to be a reliable and cost-effective alternative to soldering cables and connectors. This type of connector is a great choice for industrial equipment, robotics, automotive, and other applications. With its sturdy construction, low profile design, and high current rating, the TMMH-141-01-F-DV-M is a great choice for any application.

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