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Terminal Blocks - Headers, Plugs and Sockets are one of the most important components found in electrical and electronic systems. While they may all seem similar, understanding the application field and working principle can greatly inform the designer of the type of product that should be used. With 1947150000 connections being made each year, it pays to understand how the various types of terminal blocks fit in best.

Headers

Headers are often seen in many complex electrical systems. These are the recognizable rectangular blocks with conducting pins that are typically found on circuit boards and printed circuit boards. Header terminal blocks are made by passing a metal pin through a metal bush, and then fixing the pin and bush into an insulated block. Headers come in various sizes and pin densities, allowing users to properly fit the block type to the application.

When used with a female socket, header blocks provide an efficient socket and switch-free connection. This makes them a useful option in applications requiring a higher number of simultaneous connections. Headers can also be used to provide power feeds or to combine multiple points into an array for easier transmission.

Plugs and Sockets

Plugs and sockets are a type of Terminal Block that is used when a more flexible connection is required. The plug is the male end of the connection and the socket is the female end. Both the plug and socket feature pins or posts that make contact with one another when the connection is made. Many of the pins can be switched on and off so that a connection can be broken or formed.

One of the primary advantages of using this type of Terminal Block is that it provides a secure connection that is highly reliable and can be easily modified when the application changes. Plugs and sockets also offer quick disconnection and easy swapping of modules.

Working Principle

Terminal Blocks - Headers, Plugs and Sockets all offer a safe and secure connection between two separate pieces of equipment. They are designed to reduce the risk of something going wrong while providing a robust connection for all types of electrical and electronic equipment. The connection works by allowing the pins or posts to make contact when the parts are mated.

Terminal Blocks can also be divided into two categories - crimp and solder type connections. Crimp type connections are most common when connecting small wires together and involve the use of a special tool to compress the metal contacts. Solder-type Terminal Blocks are typically used with thicker, heavier wires to ensure stability.

Application Field

Terminal Blocks - Headers, Plugs and Sockets can be used in a variety of applications. These include residential, commercial and industrial applications, including automotive, robotics, medical, aerospace and many more. With such a wide range of applications, it is important to choose the proper terminal block for the job.

Terminal Blocks are also popular in home-based electronics projects. Connecting and controlling LEDs, Servo Motors, Relays and other electronic components can be quickly and easily done using terminal blocks, saving time and increasing the reliability and safety of the connection.

Terminal Blocks - Headers, Plugs and Sockets are an integral part of many electrical and electronic systems. With 1947150000 connections made each year, understanding the application field and working principle of these components will help ensure the best product and connection method is selected for any given situation.

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