Freigabezeit: 2025-03-07
Autor: Signal
Lesevolumen: 30
Circular connectors are more commonly used equipment,but many friends in the selection of often more difficult,do not know how to be able to choose the right product for themselves,if you can master the product of several selection principles,then in the selection of the time,you can quickly find a product that meets your needs.So,the question comes,what are the main principles of connector selection.
1,generality
In the selection as far as possible when choosing those general-purpose products,in general,the same series of general-purpose products is better,and general-purpose products can also reduce the risk of stock-outs later.
2,structure size
Today's product size is very much,if the shape and size does not match,then buy back,can not be connected,so in the selection of time,need to determine the installation of the parts,the use of space,the installation of the way as well as the shape of the dimensions.
3,anti-error plug
Anti-misplugging is mainly manifested in two major aspects,one is the product itself in the rotation,misplaced connection after the connection of abnormalities,then,need to pay attention to the selection of anti-misplugging products.The other is the centralised signal using the same product,then you need to pay attention to the type of connection interface.
4,shielding
Many use occasions have requirements for shielding,so in the selection,not only on the product shell material requirements,but also need to have a shielding layer.Shielding layer and shell connection,it can play a shielding effect.
5,impedance matching
Some signals have strict requirements for impedance,if the impedance does not match,it is likely to lead to signal reflection,affecting the actual transmission of the signal.
In addition,in the selection of circular connectors,the quality of the product itself is very important,in mastering the above basic selection principles,but also need to take into account the regularity of the manufacturer,do not choose three products.
