Insulation:	Non-Insulated
Tongue Inside Opening:	0.197" (5.00mm)
Length - Termination:	--
Length - Ring Center to Termination:	0.220" (5.59mm)
Material - Insulation:	--
Insulation Diameter:	0.080" ~ 0.100" (2.03mm ~ 2.54mm)
Contact Material:	Brass
Contact Finish:	Tin
Color:	--
Features:	--
Series:	--
Wire Gauge:	20-24 AWG
Termination:	Crimp
Mounting Type:	Free Hanging (In-Line)
Length - Overall:	0.621" (15.77mm)
Width - Outer Edges:	0.290" (7.37mm)
Stud/Tab Size:	10 Stud
Terminal Type:	Standard
Part Status:	Active
Packaging:	Tape & Reel (TR)

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Spade Connectors - Applications and Working Principles

Introduction

A spade connector is a type of electrical connector used to connect wires. Such connectors come in a variety of sizes and styles, and they are commonly used in industrial and automotive wiring projects. It is also known as a fork or sparate connector, as the two prongs resemble a fork with one prong being longer than the other. The spade connector is advantageous for making quick wire connections, and they are simple to install. They are the preferred connection for wires that oscillate, such as those found in motor, solenoids, and electric fans.

Applications of Spade Connectors

Spade connectors are used in almost all types of industrial wiring and electronic applications. In addition to motors, solenoids, and electric fans, spade connectors are often used in automotive wiring projects, such as on starter motors, alternators, fuel pumps, and headlights. They are also used to connect various electrical components, such as switches and relays, to ensure the passage of current. Spade connectors are used in almost all types of consumer applications too. Common consumer products that use spade connectors include alarm systems, computer components, and home theatre equipment. They are the preferred connection type in most consumer applications due to their ease of installation and their electrical longevity.

Working Principles

Spade connectors are designed to form a mechanical and electrical connection with the wires they are connected to. When a spade connector is connected to a wire, the connector’s metal prongs penetrate the insulation of the wire and make contact with the conductor inside. This creates an electrical connection between the wire and the connector, allowing current to pass through the connection point. The connection is further reinforced by the physical insertion of the spade connector’s prong into the insulation of the wire.In addition to forming an electrical connection with the wire, the spade connector also mechanically anchors the wire in place. This helps to prevent the wire from vibrating or coming loose due to movement or tension. As a result, the connection made by the spade connector is mechanically and electrically stable.

Conclusion

Spade connectors are an essential component of any electrical wiring project, and they are used in almost all types of applications. They are easy to install, and they create a reliable electrical and mechanical connection between two separate wires. This makes them the preferred connection type in many industrial and automotive wiring applications, as well as consumer applications.

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