LCA2/0-56H-X

LCA2/0-56H-X terminal is one of the most commonly used connectors in the electronics industry. It is available in a wide array of configurations and sizes. It can accommodate different gauges of wire, from AWG22 to AWG4, up to 56 connections. The terminal ranges from 8 connections to 16 connections and is connected using the solderless connection system. The terminal is typically identified using double letters - LC for a smaller size terminal and LCA for a larger size terminal.

The LCA2/0-56H-X terminal is used in a variety of applications, from industrial and consumer electronics, medical devices, automotive, military, and communication equipment. It is also used in many consumer products and applications, such as digital cameras, remote controls, computers, game consoles, and many more.

The LCA2/0-56H-X terminal is designed for higher voltage and current applications and has excellent electrical and mechanical performance for long term operations. Its design is based on a press-fitting system where a small tab is used to press the terminal into the insulation body and the wire into the terminal contacts. This ensures that the contact between the wire and terminal is secure and reliable.

The LCA2/0-56H-X terminal is also designed to meet multiple protection requirements, such as IP67, IP68, and MIL-STD-202F for environmental protection. It is available in various colors, including black, white, and gray. The terminal can be used in highly wet and corrosive atmospheres, since it is rated for a range of temperatures and humidity.

The working principle of the LCA2/0-56H-X terminal is based on a two-part system: a locking sleeve and a terminal contact. The terminal contact is made out of a metal conductor with a groove. The two parts are then connected together using the solderless connection system. The locking sleeve is then attached to the terminal contact and slides along the terminal for better stability and contact between the two parts.

The working principle of the LCA2/0-56H-X terminal is based on the electrical current flowing from the metal conductor into the terminal contact and then to the connected wire. The metal conductor creates a force that pushes the wire deeper into the terminal contacts as more current passes through. This helps ensure an electrical and mechanical bond between the two parts. The force created by the current is also used to keep the two parts attached to each other.

The LCA2/0-56H-X terminal is also designed to ensure high voltage and current performance. The metal conductors used for the terminal are corrosion resistant and their increased surface area allows for better electrical contact with the connected wires. The terminal’s design also accounts for thermal expansion and contraction due to high current and voltage changes.

The LCA2/0-56H-X is a versatile and reliable terminal that is used in a variety of applications, from industrial and consumer electronics to communication equipment. Its solderless connection system allows for secure and reliable connections between the terminal and the wires. It is designed to meet protection requirements, such as IP67, IP68, and MIL-STD-202F, and is available in multiple colors. The terminal’s working principle is based on the electrical and mechanical bond created by the current passing through from the metal conductor into the terminal contact and onto the connected wire. The design of the terminal also accounts for high voltage and current performance.