43025-0200

The part number 43025-0200 corresponds to a series of wire-to-board connectors manufactured by Molex. These connectors are widely used in electronic systems for connecting wires to printed circuit boards (PCBs) or other devices.

Key Features:

• Wire-to-Board Connection: The 43025-0200 series connectors are specifically designed to establish electrical connections between wires and PCBs.

• Number of Positions: The part number may indicate the number of positions or contacts available in the connector, specifying how many wires can be connected.

• Pitch: Refers to the distance between the centers of adjacent contacts. It determines the compatibility with mating connectors or terminals on the PCB.

• Termination Style: Specifies how wires are terminated to the connector, such as crimping, soldering, insulation displacement, or IDC (Insulation Displacement Connection).

• Housing Material: The connector housing is typically made of durable plastic or thermoplastic material, providing mechanical support and protection to the contacts and wires.

• Mounting Type: Indicates how the connector is mounted onto the PCB, such as through-hole mounting or surface mounting options.

• Polarization Features: Some connectors include polarization features to ensure proper mating orientation and prevent misalignment during assembly.

• Color: Connectors are often available in different colors for identification and aesthetic purposes.

Applications:

• Consumer Electronics: Used in various consumer electronic devices such as computers, TVs, and home appliances for internal wiring connections.
• Industrial Equipment: Found in industrial machinery and equipment for signal transmission and power distribution within control panels and automation systems.
• Automotive Electronics: Deployed in automotive applications for connecting sensors, actuators, lights, and other components to electronic control units (ECUs).
• Telecommunications: Utilized in networking equipment, telecom infrastructure, and data centers for data transmission and connectivity.
• Medical Devices: Integrated into medical equipment and devices for patient monitoring, diagnostic imaging, and treatment systems.
• IoT (Internet of Things): Used in IoT devices, sensors, and smart home appliances for connecting to control systems and networks.