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• Terminal Strips and Turret Boards
• 859 application field and working principle

A terminal strip or turret board is an electrical component mainly used in instrumentation (testing, process control, etc.), manufacturing (automation and control), and other applications in various industries. It is a type of printed circuit board (PCB) with termination points for the connection of wires and other electrical components. These terminations can be for wire insulation or connection of components.

The design and layout of terminal strips vary depending on the application. They are available in many shapes and sizes, such as single row, double row, multi-layer, etc. The terminal strip also has trace elements that can be customized to the needs of the application. A terminal strip is usually made of a glass-filled resin-bonded composite material, which makes it suitable for high temperature and harsh environments.

The working principle of a terminal strip is simple. Its main function is to provide secure electrical and mechanical connections, and to provide insulation or protection from electrical hazards. It also allows for the connection of multiple components, such as electrical relays, switches, fuses, etc.

A terminal strip can be used in many industries such as marine, oil and gas, automotive, aerospace, industrial, medical, and more. When used in instrumentation and process control, they provide isolated wiring for monitoring or control circuit channels to ensure maximum isolation, signal integrity, and reduce ground loop interference.

In the automotive industry, terminal strips are often used to control vehicle and safety systems such as brakes, suspension, and airbags. They are also used to control air conditioning and heating systems, and can even be found in the interiors of vehicles. In the marine industry, they are commonly used for instrumentation, remote control and monitoring, power distribution, and other applications. Furthermore, in the aerospace and industrial sectors, terminal strips can be found in a wide variety of applications, ranging from manufacturing and production systems to components used in satellites and space probes.

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