PCB connector housings provide a receptacle for connectors when they are mounted onto a printed circuit board. PCB connectors are used to link different printed circuit boards to one another, or to allow a cable to be connected to a PCB.
How do PCB connector housings work?
PCB connector housings are molded according to the type of PCB connector they are designed to fit. The connector is mounted on to the PCB using the PCB connector housing, and the housing provides some level of protection for the connection. PCB connector housings also include space for the PCB connector contacts, to allow the current of electricity to flow.
Types of PCB connector housings
The main way in which PCB connector housings differ is in the number of contacts they accommodate. This can range from just one contact to over 100. They can also be made from a range of materials, depending on the level of protection required for the connector.
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Micro-Fit TPA 3.0 mm single and double row
crimp receptacle housings that feature a TPA (terminal position assurance) with an integrated secondary lock. The single row Micro-Fit housings have a one piece design that incorporates the TPA, the double row ...
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3.00mm pitch Micro-Fit 3.0 series wire to wire
dual row plug (series 43020) and receptacle (series 43025) crimp housings that form part of a unique compact and high density low to mid-range power connector system that can carry up to ...
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WR-MPC3 series dual row cable mount plug style
receptacle housings with a 3.00mm pitch. These free hanging female receptacle housings are made from black UL94-V0 nylon 66, accept WR-MPC3 series female crimp terminals and pre-crimped cable assemblies and mate with ...
