61154-1

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The 61154-1 application field and working principle is a standard that defines the characteristics of electrical connectors, particularly used for Terminals - PC Pin, Single Post Connectors. The standard explains the types of connectors and their applications, as well as the requirements and tests used to measure the performance of the connectors.

Connector technology has changed significantly over the years and continues to evolve. The 61154-1 application field and working principle provides an updated and comprehensive standard for electrical connectors. It includes a description of the types of connectors that can be used for terminated contact pins, including the following categories:

• PC Board Connectors: These are connectors designed to be mounted on printed circuit boards and provide direct mounting on electronic assemblies.
• PC Socket Connectors: These connectors are designed for use in receptacles and signal jacks and have been the mainstay of the electronics industry for the past several decades.
• Coaxial Connectors: These are designed for RF applications and provide a secure, reliable, and low-cost connection between two coaxial cables.
• BNC Connectors: These are designed for high-frequency applications and provide a reliable connection between two coaxial cables.
• Terminals - PC Pin, Single Post Connectors: These connectors are designed for applications requiring direct termination and feature a single post connection.

The 61154-1 application field and working principle also provides a list of specifications for the electrical connectors. It includes a description of the requirements for performance and physical characteristics, as well as the tests used to measure the performance of the connectors. The following are some of the performance requirements covered in the standard:

• Insulation Resistance: This requirement measures the amount of resistive loss which occurs when a voltage is applied to the connector. This is an important factor in determining the reliability of the connection.
• Electrical Strength: This requirement measures the amount of mechanical pressure and force required to cause a conductor to break or fail. It is important in determining the robustness of the connectors.
• Connector Insertion Force: This requirement measures the force required to insert the connector into the mating receptacle. This is used to ensure that the connector is properly inserted and securely held in place.
• Environmental Performance: This requirement includes several performance tests such as temperature, humidity, vibration, shock, etc., to ensure the connectors are suitable for use in various environmental conditions.

The 61154-1 application field and working principle defines the types of connectors and their applications, as well as the requirements and tests used to measure the performance of the connectors. This standard provides an up-to-date and comprehensive standard for manufacturers and specifiers of electrical connectors.

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