807-22-001-30-017101

Series:	807
Part Status:	Active
RoHS Status:	RoHS Compliant
Material:	Copper Alloy
Plating:	Gold
Plating - Thickness:	20µin (0.51µm)
Mounting Type:	Surface Mount

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Contacts: Spring Loaded and PressureSpring-loaded and pressure-actuated contacts are the most widely used type of contact today. They offer many advantages, including increased reliability, improved contact wear resistance, and superior electrical performance. The application of this type of contact is found in virtually every type of electronic, mechanical, and electrical application.The contact shown in this article is a specific example of a spring-loaded contact, referred to as an "807-22-001-30-017101." This contact is designed to have a certain physical contact geometry as well as different types of mounting features. Its contact geometry allows for efficient current flow in a single direction and a large contact area for increased reliability. This type of contact is suited to a wide variety of applications, ranging from small cellular phones to large industrial power transmission systems.The basic working principle of a spring-loaded contact is similar to a door closure system. When mounted to a board with the appropriate spring tension, the contact is held in one position until it is subjected to a force that exceeds its spring tension. Once the spring tension is exceeded, the contact is released into its open position. When pressure is released, the contact is held in its closed position until a new force exceeds the spring tension. This allows for precise contact and termination points that open and close when force is applied.The spring-loaded contacts used in this particular application field are designed to withstand high rates of electrical current. This ensures that the current flow is sustained and even in all conditions. Additionally, these contacts are designed to help prevent short circuits as well as wear resistance. Spring-loaded contacts are also commonly designed with an insulation layer or a corrosion-resistant coating. The insulation layer helps to provide better insulation and helps prevent excessive soil breakdown or thermal shock. Additionally, the coating helps to protect against corrosion and provides a longer lasting contact compared to standard spring contacts.Spring-loaded contacts are typically used in applications that involve electrical power transmission or switching. For example, these contacts are commonly used in switchgear and circuit breakers, as well as control system devices such as meters and relays. Additionally, these contacts are often used in automotive and aircraft engines, and in battery and capacitor charging systems. Spring-loaded contacts can also be used for specialty applications such as medical instruments or telecommunications systems.Overall, spring-loaded and pressure-actuated contacts have become invaluable tools in many industries. Their reliable operation, superior electrical performance, and improved wear resistance makes them ideal for a wide variety of applications. The 807-22-001-30-017101 contact is just one example of the use of this type of contact material in today\'s market.

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