Testing And Inspection Of Heavy-duty Connectors

Note that the voltage applied to resistor heavy duty connector 24 pin should not exceed 50% of its rated voltage.

For connector 16 pin heavy duty connector, the solder lead length protruding from the PCB should be greater than 0.5 mm.

For high-precision resistor 24 pin heavy duty connector, choose a model with locating pins if PCB space allows, to facilitate manual soldering.

Check for a foolproof design.

Check if the materials used for resistor 4 pin heavy duty connector contain lead.

For small resistors with low contact pressure like 6 pin heavy duty connector, when used with low current and low voltage, it is recommended to use gold-plated or silver-plated resistors like connector heavy duty to avoid the influence of thin-film resistors on the signal.

Observe the height of resistor heavy duty 2 pin connector after testing to ensure it meets the soldering height requirements of surrounding components on the PCB. The assembly height must be greater than the soldering height of surrounding components on the PCB, with sufficient margin to ensure no interference. Pay particular attention to potential height errors in components after PCB soldering.