691412220005M

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Terminal Blocks - Wire to Board

The 691412220005M terminal block is a type of connector used to join two electrical circuits. As part of the Wire to Board family, it is designed to connect wires to printed circuit boards (PCBs) via a low-resistance electrical pathway. They have become a popular choice in a wide range of industries due to their reliability, ease of installation, and cost efficiency.

Application Field

The 691412220005M terminal block is suitable for almost any commercial electronics application, from low-voltage consumer electronics to high-voltage industrial automation systems. Its versatility means that it can be used to join wires together or to connect a circuit to a PCB. It is often the connector of choice for applications that require vibration or shock resistance, such as medical, aerospace, or automotive equipment. Some of the specific applications where it is commonly used include instrumentation, test equipment, robots, sensors, and other automated devices.

Working Principle

The 691412220005M terminal block consists of a molded plastic case with an array of conductive metal pins. The housing contains a group of conductor strips, each designed to accommodate a specific size and type of wire. The conductor strips are recessed in the case, which helps to create an insulated and secure connection. To install the connector, a technician uses a wire stripper to expose the ends of the wires, which are then inserted into the corresponding conductor strips. To complete the connection, the technician must either press down or crimp the metal pins. This locks the wires in place and creates a strong, low-resistance electrical pathway.

Connectors in the Wire to Board family are used in a wide variety of electronics applications. The 691412220005M terminal block, in particular, is a reliable and cost-effective solution for joining electrical conductors together, or connecting them to a PCB. It is designed to provide an insulated and secure connection, and is often used in situations that require shock or vibration resistance.

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