11513 Connectors, Interconnects

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Turret connectors, also known as turret tags, are electrical connectors that were first used for medical equipment. These connectors are made to be secure and dependable for connection and operation of equipment in the harshest environments. They offer reliable contact between two points of contact. The connector is a type of terminal and is used in a variety of applications from medical equipment, industrial machines, automotive applications, and consumer home electronics.

Turret connectors are typically constructed of metal or plastic and are designed to withstand a wide variety of temperatures, pressures, and vibration levels. The connector contains a terminal contact within an insulator, which provides the connection. The top portion of the connector can be used to mechanically fasten the connector to a chassis or frame. The bottom portion of the connector is typically a receptacle that is connected to the bottom of the terminal.

The turret connector has several components that create a secure and reliable connection. A surrounding ferrule holds the terminal contact securely in place. The terminal contact is typically a circular piece that is soldered to the wire or contact device. The ferrule helps to protect the terminal contact from environmental conditions and to maintain electrical contact. In addition, the turret connector has a plastic or metal casing that serves to protect the terminal contact by providing a barrier to physical contact.

The terminal contact of the turret connector is embedded within the insulator or housing. The contact is made from an electrically conductive material such as copper or brass. The contact is then sealed in place with a layer of insulation that helps to protect against corrosion and other environmental factors. The insulation also helps to isolate the terminal contact from nearby electrical conductors.

The turret connector is designed to be used with a wire or a contact device. The contact device can be a metal or plastic flange that is screwed or bolted to the chassis or frame, or it can be a spring contact that is soldered to the conductor. The wire is then soldered to the terminal contact within the insulator. The insulation helps to protect the conductor and terminal contact from abrasion or other damage and helps to isolate the conductor from other electrical conductors.

The turret connector is designed to provide a secure and reliable electrical connection. The terminal contact is sealed within the insulator or housing to provide environmental protection and isolate the contact from other electrical conductors. In addition, the housing is designed to provide physical protection of the contact from abrasion and other potential damage. This makes the turret connector ideal for use in harsh environments such as medical equipment, industrial machines, automotive applications, and consumer home electronics.

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