What is a Board-to-Wire connector?

The component used to electrically connect the circuits on two printed circuit boards is the board-to-wire connector, also known as the board-to-board connector. Board-to-wire connectors are mounted directly on both connected printed circuit boards and are bridged and connected by cables with connectors on both ends. For example, by preparing a male side connector and a female side connector on the cable side as connectors on the printed circuit board, and connecting the two, the boards are directly connected electrically.

Application of Board-to-Wire connector

Board-to-wire connectors come in a variety of signal cable and pin sizes within the connector, depending on where they are used and the current capacity required. What is required of a board-to-wire connector is how many signal lines can be accommodated in the connector, and whether it can be stably electrically and physically maintained. Board-to-wire connectors are arguably used in a variety of equipment that uses printed circuit boards, including most consumer and commercial equipment. Without exception, these devices are becoming more sophisticated and more sophisticated, and along with this, the board space is required to be reduced. As a result, all electrical components including the board-to-wire connector are made smaller, thinner, and lighter. Is required.

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