1025 Amphenol

1. Connector Housing - The outer metal housing of the Amphenol connector that holds the pins securely in place. 2. Micro Pins - The small pins housed in the Amphenol connector. These pins work together with the sockets inside the connector housing to securely transmit power and signals. 3. Socket - This part of the Amphenol connector features a hole to fit the micro pins. The sockets are made of high quality materials such as copper, brass, aluminum, or stainless steel to ensure proper electrical contact. 4. Contact Inserts - These are removable plastic inserts which can be used to customize your connector. The inserts frame the pins and keep them secured in the housing while still allowing them to move freely. 5. Cable Clamps - Clamps which secure the cables entering the Amphenol connector. 6. Strain Reliefs - Feature rubber or plastic grips which hold the cables in place. They also help prevent damage and wear to the cables. 7. EMI/RFI Protection Gaskets - These gaskets provide shielding against electromagnetic and radio frequency interference. 8. O-ring - Used to seal the Amphenol connector for moisture resistance. 9. Contacts - Contacts are removable parts that can be inserted into the connector to bring power and signals from outside the connector housing to the pins and sockets. 10. Secondary Locking - Feature used to lock the cable into the connector to prevent accidental release of the connection.