11500

Flange Diameter:	0.156" (3.96mm) Hex
Insulation Color:	Blue
Material - Insulation:	Diallyl Phthalate (DAP)
Insulation:	Insulated
Contact Finish Thickness:	--
Contact Finish:	Tin
Contact Material:	Brass
Board Thickness:	--
Mounting Hole Diameter:	--
Staking Side ID:	--
Staking Side OD:	--
Diameter - Turret Head:	0.072" (1.83mm)
Series:	--
Termination:	Threaded
Mounting Type:	Panel Mount
Length - Overall:	0.516" (13.11mm)
Length - Below Flange:	0.125" (3.18mm)
Length - Above Board:	0.391" (9.93mm)
Number of Turrets:	Single
Moisture Sensitivity Level (MSL):	--
Terminal Type:	Single End
Lead Free Status / RoHS Status:	--
Part Status:	Active

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Turret Terminals are a type of electrical connector designed to provide a variety of power and data connection options for device interconnections. Turret connectors are used in a wide range of applications including automotive, consumer electronics, industrial automation, and telecommunications. This guide will explore the various types of turret terminals, their applications and their working principles.Types of Turret ConnectorsTurret terminals are available in a variety of sizes, shapes and configurations depending on the application requirements. The most common type of turret connectors are board-level connectors, panel-level connectors, and finger-style connectors. Board-level turret connectors are designed for use with single- or double-sided printed circuit boards. They provide a secure, low-profile connection between the printed circuit board and a wide range of components, including capacitors, diodes, resistors, switches and transistors. Panel-level turret connectors are usually used to connect systems to greater complexity levels. They are used to link board-level connectors to an external system or components such as heat sinks, fans, motion sensors and other external components. Finger-style connectors are generally designed for use with flexible printed circuits or printed board-to-board connectors. They provide a strong, low-profile connection between the printed circuit board and a wide range of components. They are typically used in applications where space is limited and higher power requirements are needed.Application Field and Working PrinciplesTurret connectors are designed to provide secure power and data connections for a wide range of applications, including automotive, consumer electronics, industrial automation and telecommunications. In automotive applications, turret connectors are used to provide secure, low-profile connections between the vehicle\'s control systems and its various components. In consumer electronics, turret connectors are used to connect the various components of a device to each other, as well as to external systems. In industrial automation, turret connectors are used to connect components in factory automation systems, and in telecommunications, they are used to connect computers, telephones and other devices to external systems. Turret connectors typically consist of an insulating body, a contact assembly, and a contact spring. The contact assembly is a housing that fits over the contact and connects the two pieces of the connector together. The contact spring is designed to fit into the contact assembly and provides a force that holds the connection together. The contact spring is available in a variety of configurations, depending on the application. The contact assembly typically consists of two pieces. The first piece is the contact body, which is a metal plate with a number of small openings in it. The second piece is the contact spring, which fits into the contact body and provides a force that holds the connection together. The contact spring is usually made of spring steel and is designed to provide a low-profile, secure connection that is resistant to vibration. The contact spring is usually soldered onto the board and the contact body is inserted into the connection. The contact body is then pulled into the contact spring, providing a secure connection between the two pieces. The contact spring then provides a secure, low-profile connection between the two components. The contact spring is also often designed to provide electrical shielding to protect the components and the connections from interference.In conclusion, turret connectors are an essential device for a wide range of applications. They offer a secure, low-profile connection between components and are designed to provide protection from electrical interference. Their simple design and robust construction make them ideal for a variety of applications, from automotive to telecommunications.

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