603-6 Connectors, Interconnects

Series:	--
Part Status:	Active
Type:	Turret Board
Terminal Type:	Turret, Single End, Double Turret
Number of Positions:	6
Pitch:	0.375" (9.53mm)
Number of Rows:	1
Row Spacing:	--
Board Size:	3.000" L x 0.500" W x 0.093" H (76.20mm x 12.70mm x 2.36mm)
Material - Board:	XP Phenolic
Features:	Standard Strip
Material Flammability Rating:	--
Contact Finish:	Tin
Contact Material:	Brass
Mounting Hole Diameter:	0.120" (3.05mm)

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Terminal Strips and Turret BoardsTerminal strips and turret boards are two different electrical connection systems. Although they perform the same basic function, there are some important differences. Terminal strips are larger and are used mainly for connecting larger wires or appliances. Turret boards are smaller and are mainly used for connecting smaller wires or components.The most common type of terminal strips are known as 603-6 strip. 603-6 strips are large plastic, insulation-displacement connectors. They have six pins which make connection points. The pins are arranged so that the six pins of two different terminal strips can be connected together, creating a single, complete connection. Each connection point is arranged behind a small metal plate that is attached to the terminal strip’s plastic housing. This is what gives the terminal strip its characteristic “turrets”.603-6 terminal strips are used mainly in industrial settings. They are especially popular in applications that require a lot of connections, such as wiring harnesses or control boxes. They are also used in the automotive industry for connecting electrical components to the vehicle’s dashboard and in the aviation industry as a reliable connection point for aircraft control systems.Besides their reliable connections, 603-6 strips are also preferred because of their durability and ability to be customized. In comparison to other terminal strips, 603-6 strips are more robust and can handle high amounts of electrical current. Furthermore, they can be customized to fit the exact needs of the application. Individual pins can be cut and soldered in order to achieve the desired configuration.Turret boards are also widely used for electrical connections. However, unlike terminal strips, turret boards are smaller and are designed for making connections on smaller circuits. Additionally, turret boards are designed with specific components and wiring requirements in mind. This makes them ideal for use in applications such as electrical control systems, where specific components are arranged in precise patterns.Turret boards consist of two parts: the turret board itself and the soldered components. The board is basically a plastic material with numerous small cylindrical “turrets” arranged in a specific pattern. Each turret consists of a pin that is attached to the board. The soldered components, such as resistors, transistors, and capacitors, are then connected to the board’s turrets via wires.The working principle of both turret boards and terminal strips is essentially the same: the pins of the board or strip are connected to the appropriate components, creating a complete connection. This connection allows the electricity to flow between the components, allowing them to function as intended.In conclusion, terminal strips and turret boards are two common electrical connection systems. Both systems provide reliable connections and are suitable for different size applications. However, while terminal strips are mainly used for larger applications, turret boards are used for smaller circuits. Additionally, the design of the boards makes them ideal for controlling specific components of an electrical system.

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