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Terminal blocks, also known as headers, plugs and sockets, are connectors used in electrical equipment to join two or more electrical circuits together. They come in a range of shapes, sizes and styles to suit a variety of applications, such as electronic test and measurement, industrial controls, communications and medical equipment. This article will focus on the terminal block 1290/1200, outlining its application field and working principle.

The 1290/1200 is a low-profile pluggable terminal block, designed to meet the highest standards for audio, video, data, telecommunications and other specialized applications. The 1290/1200 is constructed from high-grade multilayer polyvinyl bonzene (mPB) and incorporates a wide range of mechanical and electrical features that make it ideal for these types of applications. It features a smooth, low profile and is provided with a variety of pins, screws, nuts, and fasteners for versatility and ease of installation.

The 1290/1200 is suitable for use in airborne, naval, and ground electronic systems as well as many other specialized applications where a low profile, durable, and reliable connection is required. It also meets UL specifications and is designed for use with MIL-std-202, Methods 208-214. The 1290/1200 can be used in both fixed and pluggable systems, as it requires no special hardware for installation and mounting.

The 1290/1200 features a positive locking mechanism that provides a secure connection while still allowing for easy removal of the terminal block. It is also designed with an anti-vibration locking latch that prevents accidental disconnections due to shock or vibration. The gripping force generated by the latching mechanism ensures secure connections in any environment. Additionally, the positive locking mechanism reduces the risk of incorrect wiring.

The 1290/1200 operates using a three-pin connection system. The first pin is stationery and does not move. The second and third pins are used to provide power. The second pin is the positive terminal, and the third is the negative. When the connection is made, the flow of current from the positive pin to the negative pin is regulated by a spring-loaded contact. This contact is designed to both make the connection and to break the connection when the power is removed.

The 1290/1200 is also designed to be low-maintenance and requires minimal servicing, making it the ideal choice for all types of applications, from consumer electronics to mission critical systems. The terminal block is corrosion resistant, temperature resilient, and vibration resistant, making it suitable for both indoor and outdoor use. Additionally, the 1290/1200 features an integrated diagnostics system that permits the user to check continuity in real-time.

In conclusion, the 1290/1200 is a highly reliable, low-profile terminal block designed for use in a wide range of applications. With its positive locking mechanism, three-pin connection and integrated diagnostics, the 1290/1200 is ideal for applications requiring dependable, low-maintenance performance. Its durable construction and corrosion resistance make it suitable for both indoor and outdoor use, making it the perfect choice for a variety of commercial and industrial applications.

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