52475-3

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Terminals - Spade Connectors
The 52475-3 is a spade connector terminal. It is one of the most widely used types of terminals and is commonly used in various types of electronic PCBs (printed circuit boards). The 52475-3 spade connector terminal is mainly used in the power distribution systems for its easy installation and continuing performance.
The 52475-3 spade connector terminal is designed with a rivet or wire-wrapping mechanism. It is a two-piece device with two parts. The first part is the spade itself, which is connected to the PCB via a hole drilled into it. The second part is a crimpable tab, which locks the spade into the PCB.

The rivet or wire-wrapping mechanism works by inserting the spade into the tab and then hammering or screwing it so that it is tightly fastened. This prevents it from being pulled out and thus increases its strength and reliability. This allows for a more secure connection with the PCB and prevents damage from contact-deflection or bending during installation. Furthermore, the 52475-3 terminal is designed to allow for more reliable power transfer as no actual physical contact is required, due to its riveted or wire-wrapped construction.

The working principle of the 52475-3 spade connector is relatively simple. It mainly consists of two parts: the spade, which is connected to the PCB, and the crimpable tab which locks the spade into the PCB. The spade is inserted into the tab, and then hammered or screwed into place. This creates a strong and secure connection to the PCB, allowing for more reliable power transfer.

The 52475-3 spade connector terminal can also be used in various types of applications, such as power distribution, automotive electronics, and industrial equipment. In power distribution systems, it is used to make connections between different components of the system. It is also used in automotive electronics, as it can make reliable electrical connections and can be powered by 12V to 48V systems. Additionally, it is used in industrial equipment for power controls, because of its easy installation and continuing performance.

In conclusion, the 52475-3 spade connector terminal is one of the most widely used types of terminals for various types of PCBs. It is designed with a rivet or wire-wrapping mechanism, and works by inserting the spade into the tab and then hammering or screwing it so that it is tightly fastened. This creates a strong and secure connection to the PCB, which allows for more reliable power transfer. The 52475-3 spade connector terminal can also be used in various applications, such as power distribution, automotive electronics, and industrial equipment.

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