284514-3

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Terminal Blocks - Headers, Plugs and Sockets - 284514-3 Application Field and Working Principle

A terminal block is a type of electrical connector that provides electrically isolated points for connections. They are commonly used in many commercial and industrial electrical applications for providing safe and secure connections. The simplest type of terminal block consists of a one-piece metal base with headers, plugs, and sockets. The 284514-3 terminal block is one example belonging to this family.

The 284514-3 is a 2-pole terminal block with push-in connection and adjustable disconnections. It is designed for use with PCBs, and when used in the correct environment, it provides good electrical contact and mechanical stability. It is also designed for saving space, with two contacts spaced 1 mm apart, allowing two conductors to occupy the same pitch as one. The two contacts offer increased current-carrying capability, and are supported by spring-loaded tension. Its push-in connections feature a non-sluggish connection for reduced contact resistance.

The 284514-3 also offers good wear resistance and good contact resistance thanks to its tin plated copper alloy contact that has undergone a special rolling process. This also has the benefit of increasing contact pressure, and improving both surface contact and contact linearity. It makes use of a spring gripping mechanism to improve vibration resistance, and fixed mounting lugs that eliminate solder slips when mounted on a PCB.

Overall, the 284514-3 is a versatile and reliable terminal block that can be used in a variety of electrical applications, from a home circuit board to a PC board. It is a perfect choice for situations that require high current-carrying capacity, vibration resistance, and connection space saving. The 284514-3 also uses push-in connections that are easy to operate, and facilitate good electrical contact and mechanical stability.

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