Electronic connectors are devices used to connect different components, circuit boards, or wires of electronic devices. They can transmit signals, electricity, and data. The following are some common types of electronic connectors:

Plug and Socket connectors: Plug and socket connectors are the most basic types of connectors used to connect wires or wires. They usually have multiple metal pins (pins or pins) and corresponding slots (holes).

Manual insertion and removal of connectors: These types of connectors can be connected and disconnected through manual operation. They usually include circular connectors, rectangular connectors, D-shaped connectors, etc.

Surface Mount Connector: Surface mount connectors are designed to be installed directly on the surface of a circuit board without the need for perforation. They are commonly used in compact spaces in modern electronic devices, such as mobile phones, tablets, etc.

PCB (Printed Circuit Board) connector: This type of connector is used to connect different components and modules on a circuit board (PCB). They are connected to the metal contacts of the circuit board through sockets or pins.

Radio frequency (RF) connectors: RF connectors are used to connect and transmit radio frequency signals. Common RF connectors include BNC, SMA, N-type, etc.

Converter/adapter connector: This type of connector is used to convert or adapt connectors of different types or specifications.

Data connector: A connector used for transmitting data signals, such as USB (Universal Serial Bus), Ethernet (Ethernet) connectors, etc.

Fiber optic connector: A connector used to connect optical fibers and transmit optical signals, such as FC, LC, ST, etc.

Circular connectors: Circular connectors are commonly used in industrial, aerospace, and military applications, and their circular shells provide excellent waterproof, dustproof, and corrosion-resistant performance.

Display/Display Connector: A connector used to connect electronic devices and displays, such as VGA (Video Graphics Array) and HDMI (High Definition Multimedia)