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Circular Connectors - Contacts, are a specialized type of connector for a variety of applications. They provide an effective and economical connection between two or more components, with the benefit of being able to provide a secure, reliable, and long lasting electrical connection.

1452356 Application Field and Working Principle

Circular connectors are used in a wide variety of electronic and industrial equipment including, vehicle electronics, medical equipment, and aerospace among other industries. Their versatility and robust design allow them to successfully withstand even the most extreme environments.

The basic principle behind a circular connector contact is that of a circular metal contact which is either crimped, soldered, or clamped to the end of the wire running from the device that it is connecting to. The metal contact is then inserted into the circular connector socket. When fully inserted, the metal contact forms a connection with the other pins of the connector, thus providing the electrical connection between the various devices.

According to the application requirements, the contacts can be made of a variety of metals such as copper, nickel, and silver. Depending on the requirements, the contact can be made from either a solid metal piece or a bimetallic one which is composed of two metals separated by an insulating material. The contact must also be properly plated or treated to ensure that it is corrosion and abrasion resistant and can withstand a wide range of operating temperatures so that it can provide a reliable connection in even the most extreme environments.

The contacts of the circular connectors are kept in place by a retainer or collar which helps keep the contacts in position during insertion and extraction. This also helps maintain the electrical connection between the contacts and minimize the risk of the contacts becoming loose or losing their electrical connection. The contacts in a circular connector are typically rated for current up to 5A per contact.

Circular Connectors - Contacts have many advantages over other types of connectors. The contacts are less prone to corrosion, as they are not exposed to the elements, and the use of a retainer helps to ensure that the contact is maintained in its intended position and is making good connection with the wire. Additionally, circular connectors are very reliable and robust and can withstand extreme temperatures and harsh environmental conditions which could cause failure in other types of connectors.

Circular connectors - contacts are an ideal choice for applications where reliability and robustness are a top priority. They provide a reliable electrical connection and are highly resistant to corrosion and other environmental factors, allowing them to be used in a wide variety of applications from medical, aerospace to automotive.

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