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Terminal Strips and Turret Boards have been used in a variety of applications, notably for connecting electrical circuits and for high-impedance applications such as voltage or current measurements. This section provides an introduction to the basics of terminal strips and turret boards, including their application field and working principle.

Application Field of Terminal Strips and Turret Boards:

Terminal strips and turret boards are primarily used to electrically connect components. They are used to bring or take current from specific points within a circuit. They are also used to provide a path between the front and back plane of a printed circuit board (PCB). This allows for easily connectable interfaces on a PCB that would not be possible without a terminal strip or turret board in place. The result is faster and simpler electrical circuits, and greater precision.

Terminal strips and turret boards are not limited to PCBs and Printed Wire Boards (PWBs): they are used in a variety of other applications, ranging from audio, video, and power system connectors, to grounding systems components, to cabinets and racks. They can also be used in industrial control, automotive, telecommunications, instrumentation, and military applications.

Working Principle of Terminal Strips and Turret Boards:

Terminal strips and turret boards work by providing a predetermined number of terminals, each with its own wire or contact. Depending on the model, there may be a single bank or multiple banks of terminals. Each terminal is rated to carry a specific collective current at a specified voltage, and each will typically accept one or more wire or components.

The number of terminals and the type of connections placed in the terminal strip or turret board determines the type of connections that can be made. For example, a terminal strip may be used with single wires attached to each terminal, or with two wires combined to form a pair. The terminals may be arranged in two, three, or four bank configurations, allowing for more complex connections. This enables the user to easily make connections between components.

The basic design of a terminal strip or turret board consists of an array of terminals that are typically mounted onto a plastic or metal board. Each terminal is insulated from the others, and is connected by a single conductor, making it easier for users to route wires. Metal plates are placed between the terminals to prevent accidental short circuits. Different mounting designs allow for different ways of connecting the terminals to other components.

Terminal strips and turret boards are relatively easy to use, and the combination of features and components available make them suitable for a wide range of applications. They provide the reliability and flexibility necessary for a variety of electrical connections, and can be used to create safe and secure connections to components without having to make substantial alterations to the wiring.

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