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Contacts

0990-1-50-20-75-14-11-0 contacts are typically used in industrial applications and are rated to handle higher voltages and amperages than contacts used in consumer electronics. The type of contact used in an application depends upon the type of power being applied, the size of the contact, the pressure required to make the contact, and the application environment. The purpose of contacts is to enable the transfer of electrical power from one component to another. Contacts can be found in a variety of applications, such as switches, circuit boards, and receptacles.

Contacts are typically classified into two types – dry contacts and wet contacts. Dry contacts are non-conductive contacts that provide a reliable solution when transferring low-voltage power. Wet contacts are conductive contacts that allow electrical power to be transferred between two surfaces. Wet contacts are commonly used in high-voltage applications.

Spring Loaded and Pressure Contact

0990-1-50-20-75-14-11-0 spring-loaded and pressure contacts are a type of contact that uses a flexible metal spring to make contact with a conductive surface. This type of contact is most commonly used in aerospace, defense, and medical applications, where precision and reliability are of paramount importance. Spring-loaded and pressure contacts are designed to maintain contact and provide reliable electrical power transfer even when the components undergo extreme environmental conditions or thermal variations. The pressure of the spring is adjustable allowing the contact to be easily customized for different applications.

The working principle of a spring-loaded and pressure contact is relatively simple. When the contact is pressed against a conductive surface, the pressure created by the spring flexes the metal and allows electrical power to flow between the contact and the surface. As long as the contact is maintained, the pressure of the spring will continue to provide reliable contact and electrical power transfer.