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Voltage - UL:	600V
Operating Temperature:	--
Stripping Length:	10mm
Material Flammability Rating:	UL94 V-0
Material - Insulation:	Polyamide (PA), Nylon
Height (Max):	0.835" (21.20mm)
Length:	1.110" (28.19mm)
Housing Color:	Black, Yellow
Features:	--
Wire Gauge or Range - mm²:	0.14-4mm²
Wire Gauge or Range - AWG:	12-26 AWG
Series:	CLIPLINE PTFIX
Current - UL:	5A
Voltage - IEC:	500V
Current - IEC:	24A
Termination Style:	Push In, Spring
Terminal - Width:	31.2mm
Number of Levels:	6
Number of Positions:	12
Mounting Type:	Direct Mount
Type:	Middle
Part Status:	Active

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Terminal blocks are specialized devices used to secure two or more wires together in order to transmit current, signals or data between them. They are used in a variety of applications and have a variety of working principles.When it comes to the application field of terminal blocks, they are found everywhere from industrial settings, home appliance and consumer (low voltage) electronics to aircrafts, spacecrafts and NASA applications. They can also be found in medical equipment, and those used for telecommunications.In industrial settings, terminal blocks can be used to terminate and connect several conductors in a safe and organized manner. They come in a wide range of design types and provide a secure connection of wires or cables. Some of the more common uses of terminal blocks include connecting input, output and control components in control panels, power distribution and power supply applications.Terminal blocks can also be used to terminate and connect several conductors in a consumer electronic. For example, they are used in microwave ovens to connect the switch conducts to the main board. This allows for full functioning of the appliance and ensures safety of the user.In aircrafts and spacecrafts, terminal blocks are often used to connect several conductors in power supply systems. This includes anything from motor and controller connections for flight control surfaces to sensors and relays connecting the lives of the passengers to the automatic systems.For telecommunications applications, terminal blocks are mainly used to form secure and reliable connections for diverse signals like analog and digital communication, audio, video and power signals. They also play an important role in data networks by ensuring secure connections and providing electrical insulation.Finally, with NASA applications, terminal blocks can be found in space hardware and are used to connect all the electrical components to each other. They are a critical element in the success of space missions and their ultimate safety and reliability is paramount.When it comes to the working principle of terminal blocks, there are five main principles: compression, through-hole, surface-mount, wire-wrapping and IDC (insulation displacement contact) technology.The compression method is the most common and the oldest of all terminal blocks. It utilizes two facing compression plates with ridges and cutting blades. The two ends of the wire are placed into the two compression plates and when screws on the plates are tightened, the ridges and cutting blades cut into the insulation of the wire and make sure it is well connected.The through-hole principle is similar to the compression principle, but instead of using two compression plates, it utilizes a single pin. The wire is inserted into a hole which is then filled in with metal until there is a secure connection. This method is the strongest of all the principles and is used widely in aircrafts and spacecrafts, as well as telecom applications.The surface-mount principle is the newest of all the principles and it is used mostly in consumer electronic applications. This principle utilizes a flat surface which the wire is connected to by using heat to melt a solder between the two. This principle is the quickest of all the principles and offers the most flexibility.The wire-wrapping principle is more suitable for termination and connection of minor wires. It utilizes a single pin and when a wire is wrapped around it by following a specific pattern, the pin will provide a safe and secure connection.The sixth and final principle is the IDC (insulation displacement contact) technology. This technology utilizes a single pin with two conducting blades that cut into the wire. The blades and the pin together form a secure connection when the insulation is cut. This technique is most suitable for high-density applications and is used widely in consumer electronics, home appliances and telecom applications.In conclusion, terminal blocks are a specialized device used to secure two or more wires together and are found in a wide variety of applications. They come in a variety of design types, all of which are based on five working principles. Knowing the various types and principles of terminal blocks and their corresponding application field is key to making sure you choose the right one for your application.

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