63931-1

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Terminals - Quick Connects, Quick Disconnect Connectors are components used to establish a temporary connection between two electrical devices or systems. They are used in a wide range of applications such as consumer electronics, industrial automation, robotics, automotive, off-highway vehicles, control systems, and telecommunications. The terminals and connectors that are used to make these connections are standardised and are referred to with the 63931-1 identification.

The 63931-1 standard is used for connectors and terminals. The standard is used to classify terminals by type (quick connects, quick disconnects, slip joint, and locking) and by size or dimension. It is also used to identify types of contact resistance and contact configurations. This standard is widely used in the industry and allows manufacturers and suppliers to easily identify components for specific applications.

Quick Connect and Quick Disconnect Terminals use a spring-loaded pressure contact to electrically connect two pins together. This type of connection is easier and quicker to establish than a conventional solder joint. The quick connection system is also used in applications where temporary connections may be required, such as when a device or system needs to be moved or changed. The quick connect terminals are designed to make establishing a secure connection easy while providing a reliable connection.

Slip joint connectors use a mating tab and socket to establish an electrical connection. The socket is designed such that the tab slides into it and makes a pressure contact. The joint is held in place by the tension of the tab in the socket. This type of connector is usually used in applications where a permanent connection is required such as in control systems or telecommunications.

Locking connectors employ two parts, a male tab and a female socket. The tab inserts into the socket and locks in place until it is disengaged. This type of connection is often used when a secure and reliable connection is required, such as in industrial automation systems. It eliminates the chance of accidental disconnection and allows for easy removal for maintenance or replacement.

The contact resistance and contact configuration of the connector are also classified according to the 63931-1 standard. Contact resistance is the measure of the resistance between two pins connected together with the connector. The contact configuration refers to the arrangement of the pins on the connector. The 63931-1 standard is widely used to specify the contact resistance and contact configuration of connectors.

Terminals - Quick Connects, Quick Disconnect Connectors are widely used to establish electrical connections in a variety of applications. The 63931-1 standard is used to standardise the dimensions and types of these connectors, as well as the contact resistance and contact configurations. This ensures that the components are interchangeable and can be used in the same application without compatibility issues.

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