Female pin headers are essential components in electronic assemblies, providing reliable and secure connections for various applications. These connectors are designed to mate with male headers, ensuring stable signal transmission and power delivery. One popular variant is the 1.27 Pitch model, which offers a compact spacing ideal for high-density PCB layouts, reducing overall footprint while maintaining performance. For surface-mount technology, the SMT Single row female headers are widely used, allowing for easy automated assembly and improved manufacturing efficiency. In cases where standard alignment isn't feasible, dislocation female pin headers provide flexibility by offsetting pins to accommodate misaligned connections, minimizing stress and enhancing durability in rugged environments. Key parameters include pitch size, pin count, current rating, and insulation resistance, which are critical for selecting the right component.
The female pin header product line features robust construction with materials like high-temperature plastics and phosphor bronze contacts, ensuring long-term reliability. Common specifications are outlined in the lists and tables below to aid in selection.
| Parameter | Value | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Pitch | 1.27mm, 2.00mm, 2.54mm | Select based on space constraints |
| Pin Material | Phosphor Bronze | Offers excellent spring properties |
| Insulator Material | PA6T, PA9T, or PBT | High heat and chemical resistance |
| Mounting Type | Through-Hole or SMT | Choose for assembly method |
| Mating Cycles | Up to 500 cycles | Ensures durability over repeated use |