2561-1-00-44-00-00-07-0

Flange Diameter:	0.125" (3.18mm)
Insulation Color:	--
Material - Insulation:	--
Insulation:	Non-Insulated
Contact Finish Thickness:	300.0µin (7.62µm)
Contact Finish:	Silver
Contact Material:	Brass Alloy
Board Thickness:	0.031" (0.79mm)
Mounting Hole Diameter:	0.094" (2.39mm)
Staking Side ID:	0.064" (1.63mm)
Staking Side OD:	0.090" (2.29mm)
Diameter - Turret Head:	0.094" (2.39mm)
Series:	2561
Termination:	Swage
Mounting Type:	Through Hole
Length - Overall:	0.282" (7.16mm)
Length - Below Flange:	0.063" (1.60mm)
Length - Above Board:	0.219" (5.56mm)
Number of Turrets:	Double
Moisture Sensitivity Level (MSL):	--
Terminal Type:	Single End
Lead Free Status / RoHS Status:	--
Part Status:	Active

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Turret Connectors are one of the most widely used forms of interconnection technology in modern electronic systems. These specialized connectors are specifically designed for use in applications where panel-mounting and quick disconnects are requirements. In this article, we will explore some of the most common applications for Turret Connectors, as well as their working principles.Turret Connectors are typically used in combination with board-mounted electronic components and systems, such as switches and circuit boards. These connectors are designed to provide controlled electrical interfaces between components, as well as accurate power and signal transfer. The connectors feature high contact integrity, low insertion and removal force, and fast connection. The most common application of turret connectors is for interconnecting different types of electronic components. Examples of electronic components that might require the use of these connectors include printed circuit boards, transistors, diodes, transformers, and regulated voltage sources.In addition to being used as interconnections, turret connectors are also used for mounting and fastening components onto panels. The connectors feature small contact pads, which allow more secure connections. Furthermore, these connectors come with integrated pins and sockets which provide a secure fit for components, preventing movement which can cause failures. These pins and sockets are typically much shorter than those featured in other types of connectors, which helps to create a more compact design.In addition to their use as mounting connectors, Turret Connectors are also used in various other applications. For instance, they are used for connecting electrical equipment such as radio frequency power amplifiers, measuring instruments, and other analog devices. Additionally, Turret Connectors are commonly used for relaying signals within communication systems.Finally, Turret Connectors are used in industrial settings for connecting various types of equipment and systems. Examples of industrial settings in which these connectors might be employed include factories, warehouses, and commercial building complexes.The working principle behind Turret Connectors is quite simple. When two connectors are mated, the two contact points rub against each other, creating an electrical connection. This creates a conductive path for electrical energy to flow. Once connected, the two contact points remain in contact with each other until the connectors are separated—ensuring a secure and reliable connection.Turret Connectors are responsible for a huge number of vital tasks in today’s world. By providing reliable interconnections, mounting options, and electrical connections, these connectors are essential for efficient and reliable operations in numerous industries. Without these connectors, many of the devices and systems we depend on would simply cease to function. As technology continues to advance, we can expect to see even more applications for Turret Connectors in the future.

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