66102-7 Connectors, Interconnects

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66102-7 Contacts, also known as Multi Purpose contacts, are electrical contacts designed for high power applications. They are used to establish complete or partial electrical connections between two or more circuit components. This type of contact also allows for a different amount of contact surfaces, depending on the application. It is important to note that these contacts are designed to transferred energy between components with the highest contact efficiency and reliability.

The 66102-7 contact is composed of a stationary contact, which is usually made of copper or brass, and a movable contact. The stationary contact is typically mounted onto a base board or heat sink and is comprised of a number of contact surfaces. The movable contact is typically composed of silver and is usually mounted to a spring. This spring allows the contact surfaces to adjust to different levels of force, thereby ensuring the most efficient electrical connection.

For high power applications, there are certain restrictions that the contact surfaces on the 66102-7 must meet when making connections. These restrictions are related to the contact force, contact resistance, electric field, and current carrying capacity. The two main contact forces that must be taken into consideration are normal contact force and abnormal contact force. Normal contact force is defined as the amount of force necessary to complete the connection. Abnormal contact force is defined as the amount of force necessary to separate the contact surfaces.

Contact resistance is the measure of how efficiently the electrical current is transferred between components through the contact surfaces. The electric field strength plays a major role in how efficiently energy is transferred. Typically, the electric field strength should not exceed 25KV/cm. Lastly, the current carrying capacity specifies the maximum amount of current, in amps, that the contact surfaces can handle. This is important since too much current can create heat, which can ultimately damage the contacts.

The 66102-7 Multi Purpose Contact is a great choice for high power applications because it has the capability to establish secure and reliable connections with minimal contact losses. This is achieved by featuring a stationary contact and a movable contact. The stationary contact is where the power is transferred, while the movable contact is where the connection is established. The contact surfaces of this contact must meet certain restrictions with regards to contact force, contact resistance, electric field, and current carrying capacity to ensure an efficient connection.

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