0.8mm Pitch 0.5Amps PCB Board To Board Connectors SMT Side Entry

0.8mm Pitch 0.5Amps PCB Board To Board Connectors SMT Side Entry

• With the increasingly fierce board-to-board connector market competition, the rapid and effective grasp of market development has become the key to the success of enterprises and decision makers. Market analysis is a scientific and systematic work, which directly affects the planning of enterprise development strategy, the design of product marketing plan, the formulation of company investment policy and the determination of future development direction. Market analysis is not simply to evaluate the market from a certain level. In order to get a conclusion with practical value and guiding significance, it is necessary to conduct a comprehensive and detailed analysis of the market from a professional perspective. In this way, we can always maintain clear development ideas, not lost due to numerous information, and remain invincible in the increasingly fierce market competition.

• Board - to - board connectors can be constructed for easy machine circuit design. The insulation wall is set on the bottom of the connector, so that the PCB board wiring and metal terminal do not contact can be wiring in the bottom face of the connector, for the miniaturization of PCB board is quite beneficial; Board to board contact structure, with strong environmental resistance, not only soft, and the use of high contact reliability of the firm connection, in order to improve the group force of the socket and plug, through the fixed metal parts and contact part of the simple locking mechanism, in improving the group force at the same time, so that the lock has a sense of inserting and pulling.

• The use of board-to-board connectors also simplifies the production and testing of electronic equipment. Simplified testing in the electronics manufacturing industry reflects significant cost savings. High-density PCBS have more traces and components per unit area, and equipment or products are best designed with several interconnected MDBS rather than a single HDBS.

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