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Terminal blocks are designed for efficient electrical connections. They are used for many electrical applications, ranging from electrical wiring in buildings or equipment to the connection of electronic equipment. Due to their versatility, terminal blocks can be seen in many types of devices and electrical equipment. This article will explain the 1059100000 application field and working principle of terminal blocks.

Terminal Blocks - Applications

Terminal blocks are commonly used in a variety of applications which can range from dividing electrical power across numerous circuits to simply changing electrical connections within a system. Specifically, terminal blocks are often used for the following applications:

• Fuse protection
• Distribution of electrical power
• Low voltage electrical connections
• Temperature and current control systems
• High voltage junction boxes
• Power distribution units (PDUs)

Terminal Blocks - Working Principle

The working principle behind terminal blocks is relatively simple. Terminal blocks are made up of two parts; the terminal block body and the terminal pins. The terminal block body is designed to provide a secure path for the connection of wires, while the terminal pins are designed to provide a secure connection point for the wires. To connect wires to terminal blocks, the stripped ends of the connector wire is inserted into the terminal pin and tightened with a screw. Once the wires are securely connected to the terminal block, the pins will then be securely connected to the terminal block body via an internal connection.

Types of Terminal Blocks

Terminal blocks come in a variety of sizes and designs. The two most common types are DIN rail mounted terminal blocks and PCB terminal blocks. DIN rail mounted terminal blocks are designed for use in electrical cabinets and control boxes. They provide a secure path for the connection of wires, and are typically used in industrial automation systems, power distribution systems, and lighting control systems. In contrast, PCB terminal blocks are designed for use in printed circuit boards. They are typically used in consumer electronics, such as computers or cell phones.

DIN Rail Mounted Terminal Blocks

DIN rail mounted terminal blocks are designed for electrical systems that have a large number of different types of electronic components. They can be used to connect low voltage wiring, such as signal wiring, and can also be used to connect high voltage components. DIN rail mounted terminal blocks are typically modular in design, and can be connected together to create larger systems. The base of the terminal block is attached to a DIN rail, which is then mounted to the electrical cabinet. This allows for quick and easy installation.

PCB Terminal Blocks

PCB terminal blocks are designed for use in printed circuit boards. They are typically used in consumer electronics and telecommunications equipment, such as computers and cell phones. PCB terminal blocks are designed to provide a secure path of connection to the printed circuit board. They can be used to connect wires to components, or to provide a connection point for power. Unlike DIN rail mounted terminal blocks, PCB terminal blocks do not require a mounting rail and can be directly mounted onto the printed circuit board.

Conclusion

Terminal blocks are an essential component in many electrical systems. They provide a secure path of connection between components, allowing for efficient operation. Terminal blocks are available in both DIN rail mounted and PCB designs, and can be used for a variety of applications. This article has provided an overview of the 1059100000 application field and working principle of terminal blocks.

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