1961180

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Terminal blocks – headers, plugs and sockets are used for interconnecting wiring and components on printed circuit boards. They come in a variety of designs, shapes, sizes and materials, each intended for specific application. This article will explain the application field and working principles of 1961180 terminal block.

1961180 terminal blocks are multiposition plug-in terminal blocks and are designed to provide an insulation barrier between two electrical circuits. The insulation barriers are trimmed to form poles and allow for contact between the poles. The poles are sealed to provide pressurization protection. The poles also feature easy to identify "top marks" for quick identification of the correct pins to be connected. The 1961180 terminal blocks come in two varieties: single pole and double pole. The single pole terminal blocks are commonly used in applications such as low-voltage DC power supplies, AC power supplies, communication and control applications, and low-power signal applications.

The double pole terminal blocks are used for applications such as high voltage and high current applications such as power transmits and analog signals or combination of both. Double pole terminal blocks are used for connecting different circuit poles together. This will allow for more current to be safely routed throughout the circuit. The 1961180 double pole terminal blocks are available in two types; through-hole mount and surface mount.

The working principle of the 1961180 terminal blocks is quite simple. When a wire or component is inserted into the hole, it makes an electrical contact with the terminal block. This electrical contact creates a physical and electrical connection between the wire and the terminal block. The contact material is made up of an insulator material such as plastic or rubber, which isolates the electrical connection from the surrounding environment.

Once a wire is connected to the terminal block, the terminals can be connected to other terminals in the circuit to transfer power and signals. The terminals are secured with pins that lock into the component or wires and form a secure joint to ensure a reliable connection. As the connection is made, the wires will draw any current that is produced or used within the circuit. The strength and tightness of the terminals determine the overall integrity of the connection.

1961180 terminal blocks are generally used in industrial and commercial applications, automation, and electrical and electronic equipment. They provide a cost-effective solution for utilizing single and double-pole terminals in order to interconnect circuits in a wide range of applications. Once installed and programmed correctly, the terminal blocks are easy to use and provide a secure and reliable connection.

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