1733916

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1733916 application field and working principle

Terminal blocks are connectors, an essential element in the connection between electrical components. This type of connection has become increasingly popular due to their performance advantages such as space savings, fast and safe connections to semi-permanent assemblies. This application field also serves in professional installations, where they can be used in industrial automation, in addition to residence and commercial installations.

This type of connection has been further developed to offer Terminal Blocks - Headers, Plugs and Sockets options that offer the advantages of a modular design with several configurations. This makes the connection of components easier, reducing the space needed for the installation.

The working principle of this type of connection consists in the implementation of a component with conducting tracks, in the form of a terminal, into which the pins of plugs or headers are inserted in order to connect components of a circuit. Each terminal is generally surrounded by an insulating plastic housing that prevents two adjacent terminals from touching each other and causing a short circuit.

Headers consist of two rows of male pins, which have their own insulation and are then connected to pluggable connectors or sockets. Socket headers, on the other hand, consist of two rows of female pins that can be inserted into headers in two ways. Plugs also have terminals to connect them to the fixed part of the circuit and the socket to connect them to the variable part. Finally, sockets consist of two terminals, one male and one female, which connect to plugs.

Due to the advantages provided by this type of connection, such as modularity, flexibility and easy connection of components, this has become one of the most used alternatives in the market for electrical installation.

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