EV 5V DC 2 PIN MALE FEMALE CONNECTOR

1. 5V DC: This indicates the voltage of the electrical current passing through the connector. In this case, it’s 5 volts, which is common for many electronic devices and low-power applications.
2. 2-pin: This refers to the number of metal contacts or pins on the connector. A 2-pin connector has two separate conductors—one for positive (+) and one for negative (-) polarity. It’s a simple configuration commonly used for basic power connections.
3. Male-Female Connector:
   • Male Connector: This typically has protruding pins or prongs that fit into the corresponding slots or receptacles of the female connector. It’s often referred to as the plug.
   • Female Connector: This has matching slots or receptacles that accept the pins or prongs of the male connector. It’s often referred to as the socket or jack.

Such connectors are commonly used in various electronic devices and DIY projects where a stable and low-voltage power connection is required, such as in small electronic gadgets, Arduino projects, or hobbyist circuits. They provide a simple and convenient way to connect power sources to devices without soldering wires directly.