15439

Series:	--
Part Status:	Active
Type:	Turret Board
Terminal Type:	Turret, Single End, Double Turret
Number of Positions:	52
Pitch:	0.250" (6.35mm)
Number of Rows:	2
Row Spacing:	0.562" (14.30mm)
Board Size:	7.187" L x 0.875" W x 0.062" H (182.50mm x 22.20mm x 1.57mm)
Material - Board:	XP Phenolic
Features:	Miniature Strip
Material Flammability Rating:	--
Contact Finish:	Tin
Contact Material:	Brass
Mounting Hole Diameter:	0.144" (3.66mm)

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Terminal strips and turret boards are an integral part of many electronic systems, from consumer electronics to industrial power systems. This type of hardware is typically used as a way to connect components and wires within a system. It is important to understand both the application fields and working principles of terminal strips and turret boards.The most common application for terminal strips and turret boards is for providing a means of connecting circuit components and wiring systems. In addition to connecting components, they can also be used to branch off signal wires, provide control over voltage and current, and provide circuit protection. Additionally, they can be configured to provide power distribution, interruption, and isolation services.The components of a terminal strip or turret board are generally grouped into two categories: strip/blade members and risers. The strip/blade members are the primary contacts of the device, while the risers provide insulation. Most terminal strip or turret boards will also have an external frame or conductor, which serves to connect the strips and riser elements.The basic working principles of terminal strips and turret boards are based on the physical characteristics of the contacts. In order to make electrical contact, the contacts must be arranged in such a way that electrons can travel freely between them. This is typically accomplished by ensuring that the conductive surface of each contact is evenly spaced and free from debris, so that electrons may stream unimpeded between the contacts.It is also important to consider the nature of the contact material used. Generally, most terminal strips and turret boards use a conductive material such as copper, brass, or aluminum; however, depending on the application, other materials such as gold, silver, and even graphite may be used. The choice of contact material will influence both the electrical characteristics of the device and its durability over time.In addition to the contact material, terminal strips and turret boards may also include additional features to increase insulation and/or signal integrity. These include insulation blocks, spacers, and current limiters. Depending on the type of device and application, some of these features may even be customized to meet particular requirements.Finally, it is important to consider the mounting requirements for terminal strips and turret boards. Generally, these devices are either surface-mounted or panel-mounted. In either case, it is important to ensure that the mounting hardware is properly rated for any voltage or current requirements of the device.In summary, terminal strips and turret boards are an incredibly important part of many electronic systems. It is important to understand the application field, working principles and additional features of these devices in order to ensure that they are correctly implemented and used in any system. With the correct knowledge and understanding of their usage, these devices can help to increase system reliability, functionality, and efficiency.

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