61457-1 Connectors, Interconnects

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Terminals - Quick Connects, Quick Disconnect Connectors is a connection type that is often used in application fields such as computers, communication equipment, home appliances, medical instrumentation, pneumatic, and automotive fields. The 61457-1 standard is the primary reference for use with these types of connections and the specific application field and working principle of this standard will be discussed below.

Application Field

Utilizing the 61457-1 standard, terminals - quick connects, quick disconnect connectors are primarily used to join two circuits and/or components of the mechanical and electrical nature in an array of different electronic devices. This standard is applied in the field of computers, communication equipment, home appliances, medical instrumentation, pneumatic, and automotive fields. As per the 61457-1 standard, quick disconnect connectors are primarily intended to be used in a nominal voltage of up to 250 VAC, for in-line and/or inline series connection of two electrical components in electrical equipment. The 61457-1 standard ensures that these connections will be most efficient and effective in all of these application fields.

Working Principle

For in-line connection, quick disconnects utilize two terminals located on both ends of the device. These two terminals are connected by a cable or cord, which is then connected to a power source. The other two terminals are then connected via the same cord to the circuit and/or device that needs a connection. The in-line connection of the two terminals provides a quick and efficient connection between the two points without the need for a soldering job.

In-line series connection is similar to in-line connection, however, instead of having two terminals connected via a cable or cord, there are now three terminals on one side of the device and one terminal on the other side. This three-terminal connection is used when a power source needs to be connected directly to a second set of components. The terminals on one end of the device are connected to the power source, and the other terminal is then connected to the circuit/device which needs a connection.

In both in-line series and in-line connection, quick disconnects offer excellent electrical performance, via the standard 61457-1. Each of the two different connection types offers an instant connection between components, with solid contact being quickly made. These connections also support an extremely high electrical load and current passing between components, due to the unique and robust design of the terminals.

Conclusion

Terminals - Quick Connects, Quick Disconnect Connectors offer an instantaneous connection between two electrical components and/or circuits. When using the 61457-1 standard, these types of connection provide efficient and effective connections in the fields of computers, communication equipment, home appliances, medical instrumentation, pneumatic, and automotive fields. The two types of connections, in-line and in-line series, each offer solid contact between two components quickly and efficiently, and support high electrical loads and current passing between them.

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