Gender Selection Of Heavy-duty Connectors In Electronic Design

Electronic designers often choose female jacks heavy duty 2 pin connector to be fixedly mounted on the electronic devices they design. This is often done because the female heavy duty connector 16 pin is more resistant to damage or contamination due to its concealed or recessed electrical contacts. A damaged motherboard heavy duty connector 5 pin could result in the scrapping of expensive electronic equipment. The risk of expensive damage can be reduced by allocating more exposed male contacts to connecting cables, which can be repaired or replaced at a lower cost. However, since the motherboard is loaded with all the slot heavy duty connector 6 pin positions, regardless of how many slots are actually to be filled, this seems to favor the cheaper male heavy duty electrical contacts.

With RS232 serial ports, male heavy duty industrial connector is more fragile than female heavy duty male female connector.