Terminal Blocks - Headers, Plugs and Sockets

Image Part Number Description / PDF Quantity Rfq
1970170000

1970170000

Weidmuller

TERM BLOCK PLUG 11POS STR 3.81MM

100

1512660000

1512660000

Weidmuller

TERM BLOCK HDR 2POS 90DEG 5.08MM

561800

1615870000

1615870000

Weidmuller

TERM BLOCK PLUG 11POS STR 3.5MM

48

1820600000

1820600000

Weidmuller

TERM BLOCK HDR 3POS VERT 5.08MM

294216

1612200000

1612200000

Weidmuller

TERM BLOCK PLUG 10POS 90DEG 7MM

1

1526410000

1526410000

Weidmuller

TERM BLOCK PLUG 2POS STR 5.08MM

525

1432860000

1432860000

Weidmuller

CH20M22 S PSCSC LGY

139

1349460000

1349460000

Weidmuller

TERM BLOCK HDR 5POS VERT 5.08MM

1341000

1289290000

1289290000

Weidmuller

TERM BLOCK HDR 10POS 90DEG 3.5MM

0

1761582001

1761582001

Weidmuller

TERM BLOCK HDR 6POS 90DEG 3.5MM

89

1242860000

1242860000

Weidmuller

TERM BLOCK HDR 5POS VERT 5.08MM

63200

1065080000

1065080000

Weidmuller

TERM BLOCK PLUG 5POS STR 5.08MM

100

1604580000

1604580000

Weidmuller

TERM BLOCK HDR 13POS VERT 3.5MM

54

1526710000

1526710000

Weidmuller

TERM BLOCK PLUG 5POS STR 5.08MM

94100

1095670000

1095670000

Weidmuller

TERM BLOCK HDR 5POS 90DEG 7.62MM

96

1620440000

1620440000

Weidmuller

TERM BLOCK PLUG 24POS STR 3.5MM

36

1081610000

1081610000

Weidmuller

TERM BLOCK PLUG 6POS STR 7.62MM

50

1838290000

1838290000

Weidmuller

TERM BLOCK HDR 10POS VERT 5.08MM

0

1552760000

1552760000

Weidmuller

TERM BLOCK PLUG 2POS 5.08MM

250

1347060000

1347060000

Weidmuller

TERM BLOCK HDR 4POS 90DEG 5.08MM

341100

Terminal Blocks - Headers, Plugs and Sockets

1. Overview

Terminal blocks, headers, plugs, and sockets are essential components in electrical and electronic systems for establishing reliable connections between circuits. These devices enable signal transmission, power distribution, and system modularity. Their standardized designs ensure interoperability, scalability, and ease of maintenance in complex systems.

2. Main Types and Functional Classification

Type Functional Characteristics Application Examples
Terminal Blocks Screw/clamp-based connections for high current/ voltage Industrial control panels, power distribution units
PCB Headers Pin/grid arrays for board-to-board connections Embedded systems, Arduino shields
RJ Connectors Modular jacks for data/telecom signals Ethernet networks (RJ45), telephone systems (RJ11)
D-Sub Connectors Multi-pin trapezoidal shells for analog/digital signals Legacy serial interfaces, industrial sensors
USB Connectors Hot-pluggable interfaces for power/data Consumer electronics, peripheral devices

3. Structure and Components

Typical structures include:

  • Insulating housing (PA66, PBT, or LCP plastics)
  • Contact elements (phosphor bronze, beryllium copper)
  • Plating materials (gold, tin, nickel for corrosion resistance)
  • Actuation mechanisms (screws, spring clamps, or friction fits)
  • EMI shielding layers (for high-frequency applications)

4. Key Technical Specifications

Parameter Importance
Current Rating (A) Determines power handling capacity
Voltage Rating (V) Defines dielectric strength requirements
Contact Resistance (m ) Impacts signal integrity and power loss
Insertion Loss (dB) Critical for high-speed data transmission
Mating Cycles Indicates mechanical durability
Operating Temperature (- C to + C) Defines environmental tolerance

5. Application Fields

Primary industries include:

  • Industrial automation (PLCs, HMIs)
  • Telecommunications (5G base stations, routers)
  • Consumer electronics (smartphones, wearables)
  • Medical equipment (imaging devices, patient monitors)
  • Automotive (EV charging systems, ADAS)

6. Leading Manufacturers and Products

Manufacturer Representative Product
Phoenix Contact COMBICON series terminal blocks
TE Connectivity MICRO MATCH connectors
Molex SL Series headers
Amphenol D-Subminiature connectors
Samtec QTE high-speed socket systems

7. Selection Guidelines

Key considerations:

  • Electrical requirements (current/voltage levels)
  • Mechanical constraints (space, vibration)
  • Environmental factors (temperature, humidity)
  • Signal integrity needs (frequency, noise rejection)
  • Cost vs. reliability trade-offs
  • Compliance with standards (IPC, IEC, UL)

8. Industry Trends

Emerging developments include:

  • Miniaturization for wearable devices
  • High-speed connectors for 5G/6G ( 25 Gbps)
  • Hybrid connectors integrating power/data
  • Eco-friendly materials (halogen-free, RoHS compliant)
  • Smart connectors with built-in sensors
  • Automotive-grade connectors for EVs

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