32446 Connectors, Interconnects

Series:	PIDG
Packaging:	Bulk
Lead Free Status / RoHS Status:	--
Part Status:	Active
Moisture Sensitivity Level (MSL):	--
Length - Overall:	0.878" (22.30mm)
Height Stacking (Mating):	0.203" (5.16mm)
Wire Gauge:	16-22 AWG
Insulation:	Insulated
Color:	Red
Contact Material:	Copper
Contact Finish:	Tin
Insulation Diameter:	0.105" ~ 0.140" (2.67mm ~ 3.56mm)
Material - Insulation:	Polyamide (PA), Nylon

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Terminals - Knife ConnectorsKnife connectors are a type of connection system that use a simple but effective design. A socket-like device fills a slot in the terminal or wire splice area. The pins of the connected device fit snugly into the slot, and the blades cut deeply into the insulation of the wire, thus making a strong mechanical bond between the terminals and the wire. The design of a knife connector ensures that there is no pressure on the pins and that all the wires are securely connected.The main advantage of using a knife connector is that it allows for fast and easy installation of wiring in applications where the wiring is exposed to the environment. The knife connectors are corrosion and moisture resistant, and they can be used even in the harshest of environments. The insulation of the wires is not affected by the connection and the mechanical connection provides excellent electrical reliability.The original design of the knife connector was developed to connect wires in industrial environments, such as in factories and workshops. Knife connectors have since evolved to be used for a wide variety of applications. One of the most common uses is in the electrical wiring of portable equipment and appliances, such as portable TVs, radios and car stereos.Knife connectors are available in a variety of configurations, such as with two or three wires, and in both single and double-ended versions. The standard size of the connectors is 3mm to 10mm. Some of the connectors also have insulated sleeves that provide additional insulation and protection for the wires, helping to further improve the reliability of the connection.Knife connectors can be used for many applications, provided they are used correctly. For safety and reliability purposes, the wires must be correctly stripped, tinned and crimped. When connecting the pins, the wires must be inserted in the correct order. When connecting two or three wires, the wiring can be arranged in a triangular pattern. This pattern ensures that the connection is uniform and prevents any short circuits.When using knife connectors, the wires must be of the same type. This is because the blades penetrate the insulation more aggressively on one side than on the other. If different gauges of wire are used, it could lead to short circuits and even fire hazards.It is important to ensure that the terminals used with the knife connectors are of the correct size. If the terminals are too small, the blades may not penetrate all the way through the insulation and could result in a poor connection. If the terminals are too large, they could damage the insulation on the wires.By understanding the different types of terminals and their use in the various applications, users can ensure that they are using the correct knife connector for their application. By doing so, they can ensure that their wiring is reliable and safe, and that their devices are functioning properly and safely.

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