XG4A-1632

The XG4A-1632 is a rectangular connector most commonly used in the fields of consumer electronics, industrial automation, and communication equipment. It is also known as a headers, male pins, type connector and is compatible with a variety of housing and crimp contacts. With its small size, it is widely used in applications where space is limited.

The XG4A-1632 is a two-part connector, with one part consisting of male pins housed in a housing, and the other part consisting of a mating header. The pins can be either soldered directly into the printed circuit board, or crimped and soldered into a crimp contact. The header is either soldered directly to the other board, or fastened with screws. Both the male pins and the header are made from zinc-plated steel or phosphor bronze, for increased resistance to corrosion.

The working principle of the XG4A-1632 is simple. The male pins are connected with the header to form a circuit. When an electric current is sent through the pins, it passes through the circuit, and through the header. This allows signals and power to be easily and reliably transmitted from one board to the other.

The XG4A-1632 has a variety of applications in consumer electronics, industrial automation and communication equipment. In consumer electronics, it is often used to connect various components on the same circuit board. In industrial automation and communication equipment, it is used to quickly and easily connect between different boards, panels, and wires.

The XG4A-1632 is an ideal solution for applications where space is limited, and where a reliable and secure connection is needed. With its small size, it is easy to install, and its robust construction ensures reliable and secure connections. It is widely used in a variety of industries and is one of the most common connectors on the market.