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2.4.8.5.4.8 Application Field and Working Principle

The application fields of terminals are usually composed of housings, boots, conneccting components, system engineering, and parts in the assembly area. The housings, which consist of aluminum alloy or plastic, are often used in applications that require protection from dust,[1] water, oil, and other airborne particulate matter. Housings also help to extend the life of terminals and provide a safe and secure environment for them.

The boots are used to protect the terminals from vibration during operation. The design and production methods for the boot will vary depending on the application. Usually boots are composed of rubber, elastomeric material, foam, or silicone. Although the use of these materials helps to protect the terminals from physical vibration, they are also effective in providing electrical insulation.

Connecting components such as terminals, sockets, and jacks are used to facilitate the connection between the terminals and external sources. Terminals are generally made from metals and have high conductivity. Terminal housings provided additional insulation and electrical isolation for the components. The housings are either made from various plastic or die-cast metal compounds. Terminals are available in a variety of sizes and shapes for the application needs of the user.

System engineering is the process of designing and developing the systems used in terminals. The engineering process is the key feature of the application life cycle. It involves designing a terminal solution, testing it, and integrating it into the end-user environment. This process helps to identify problems and constraints within the design and integrate them into the terminal application.

Parts in the assembly area are designed to streamline the production of the devices. These parts must work as part of a system and should be assembled in a manner that reduce the possibility of errors. Assembly parts are usually designed to minimize the space required and reduce the cost of the application by enabling easier installation and setup.

In conclusion, the application fields of terminals include housings, boots, connecting components, system engineering, and parts in the assembly area. The application life cycle begins with system engineering and continues with the design and production of the terminal solution. The design and production of the parts in the assembly area complete the cycle. By integrating these components, a reliable and secure terminal application can be developed.

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