HS1620800000G

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HS1620800000G is an 8-pin push-in terminal block type connector. Its multi-function design makes it suitable for a wide range of applications, such as automotive, consumer electronics, industrial and medical. It can easily be integrated into various assemblies and provide reliable connections for power, ground, signal, and data on a single board. It features versatile screwless operation, which eliminates the need for complicated and costly hand tools.

HS1620800000G has two primary components: the base and the terminal. The base of the connector is made of metal, usually tin-plated brass, and is designed to securely hold the terminals in place. It also acts as the contact point for the wires. The terminals, on the other hand, are made of plastic and are designed to provide an electrical path from the wires to the base. The terminals are held in place by a variety of locking mechanisms, such as levers, tabs, and snap-fit clips.

The working principle of HS1620800000G is quite simple. To connect the terminal block to a circuit board, a user simply inserts their wire into the block and locks it in place with the lever, tab, or clip. Once the wire is securely connected, an electrical connection is established between the terminal block and the circuit board. This connection can then be used to power components, transfer signals, or provide data.

HS1620800000G is a versatile solution for a wide range of industrial, consumer electronics and automotive applications. It is an ideal choice for designing power, ground, signal, and data circuits onto a single board. Its simple cable-to-board assembly eliminates the need for complicated and costly hand tools and saves both time and money. With its tin-plated brass construction and versatile locking mechanisms, HS1620800000G is a reliable and durable solution for connecting multiple wires to a single board.

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