Micro-Ray offers a variety of connectors designed for different applications. Here’s a breakdown of their key connector types, including features and typical use cases:

1. Power Connectors

CNLinko’s power connectors are designed to handle high current loads while ensuring safe and stable power transmission.

• Types:

  • Circular Power Connectors: These are robust and often used in harsh environments, ensuring a secure connection for high-voltage applications.
  • Heavy-duty Power Connectors: Suitable for industrial machinery, renewable energy systems, and large equipment.

• Features:

  • High Current Rating: Can handle up to 100A or more, depending on the series.
  • Weatherproof/Waterproof: Many connectors are IP-rated for outdoor or marine use, offering resistance to dust, moisture, and extreme temperatures.
  • Quick Connect/Disconnect: Designed for easy assembly and maintenance in industrial settings.
  • Crimp and Solder Type Termination: Offers flexible installation depending on application needs.

• Applications:

  • Industrial machinery
  • Robotics
  • Power distribution systems
  • Electric vehicles
  • Renewable energy systems (solar, wind)

2. Signal Connectors

Signal connectors from CNLinko are designed to transmit analog or digital signals with minimal interference and high reliability.

• Types:

  • Circular Signal Connectors: Used for various low- and high-frequency signal transmission.
  • D-Sub Connectors: For data transfer in industrial automation, telecommunications, and computing.
  • RJ45 Connectors: Typically for Ethernet networks and communications.
  • Coaxial Connectors: Ideal for radio frequency (RF) signal transmission.

• Features:

  • High Data Integrity: Designed to minimize signal loss or interference.
  • Shielding Options: Many are shielded to protect against electromagnetic interference (EMI).
  • Locking Mechanisms: For secure connections that prevent accidental disconnections.
  • Customizable Pin Configurations: Some connectors allow tailored pin setups depending on the need.

• Applications:

  • Audio/video equipment
  • Networking equipment (Ethernet, industrial Ethernet)
  • Communications systems
  • Test and measurement instruments

3. Fiber Optic Connectors

Fiber optic connectors are built to ensure high-speed data transmission, with applications across telecom, IT, and data centers.

• Types:

  • LC, SC, and MTP/MPO Fiber Optic Connectors: Common choices for high-density, high-performance data transmission.
  • FTTH Connectors: For Fiber-to-the-Home installations.
  • Mating Adapters and Couplers: For joining fiber optic cables together with low loss.

• Features:

  • Low Insertion Loss: Ensures minimal signal loss during transmission.
  • High Precision: Extremely tight tolerances to ensure secure mating and maintain signal integrity.
  • Durable Housing: Designed to withstand physical stress and environmental factors.
  • Ease of Use: Some models have tool-free installation for quick setup in the field.

• Applications:

  • Data centers
  • Telecom infrastructure
  • Network backbone connections
  • Fiber-to-the-Home (FTTH) networks

4. Other Connectors

CNLinko also offers various connectors for specialized applications, including:

• Circular Connectors: Used for both power and signal applications, often in automotive, military, and industrial automation settings.
• PCB Mount Connectors: For direct board-to-board connections in electronic devices and systems.
• Automotive Connectors: Specialized for automotive wiring and electrical systems.

Additional Features & Advantages:

• Wide Temperature Range: Many connectors are rated for operation in extreme temperatures, which is critical for industrial and outdoor applications.
• Corrosion Resistance: Materials and coatings are designed to resist corrosion, making them ideal for use in marine, industrial, and outdoor environments.
• Environmental Protection: Many of their connectors have IP ratings, ensuring they are dustproof and waterproof (IP67, IP68, etc.).
• Customization Options: CNLinko often provides customization for specific needs, like specific pin counts, cable lengths, or special terminations.