8679-0-15-80-16-27-10-0

Terminals - PC Pin Receptacles, Socket Connectors

8679-0-15-80-16-27-10-0 application field and working principle refer to terminals or receptacles for soldering, which is commonly used in the production of electronics. These terminals can come in hundreds of different shapes and styles, making them well-suited for various applications. The basic form is composed of a block of metal, plastic, or other material, with several pins, or pinholes, attached to it.

This type of terminal has a wide range of applications in the manufacturing and engineering industries. In electronics, these terminals are used as contact points for wiring, such as in computers, Printed Circuit Boards (PCBs), and home appliances. They are often used to join small, soldered wires to larger terminals. Due to their low cost and the wide range of applications they are used for, these products are some of the most commonly used in the industry.

The most common types of receptacles are crimped, welded, and twisted wire. Crimped and welded PC pins are easy to install and maintain, making them ideal for projects that require a lot of repetition. These terminals are also preferred by manufacturers who require rapid and reliable connections between different components.

Twisted wire terminals are more difficult to install and maintain, but they offer a secure connection for heavier and higher-voltage projects. They are also popular among manufacturers due to their versatility. Crimped and welded terminals, which are more common in lower voltage circuits, are easier to install, but offer less security.

The working principle of this terminal is quite simple. It has a positive conductor (plus) that must be connected to a negative conductor (minus), and the pins must be aligned in the correct way in order to ensure the connection is secure. The connecting wires must be soldered into place, and the terminals must be screwed in place, and then connected to a power source in order to function correctly.

Once the terminal is connected, it is held in place by a screw or clamp, with the positive and negative poles connecting the pins to the desired application. The terminals are also designed to be electrically conductive, so that both positive and negative electrical currents can flow through the pins. Once the power source is turned on, the electrical current will travel through the pins, and the device connected to the terminal will be able to function.

The 8679-0-15-80-16-27-10-0 series of terminals is a reliable and versatile option for all types of electrical projects. These terminals are easy to install, are extremely affordable, and have a wide range of applications. As such, they are one of the most popular types of terminals and receptacles used by the electronics industry.