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Altech Corporation |
PCB TERM 5MMPIN 20PVERT10A300V G |
80 |
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Altech Corporation |
TERM BLK PCB TOP 14P 58MM 20A GR |
0 |
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Altech Corporation |
PCB TERM TOP WIRE 6P 5.08MM AKZ7 |
0 |
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Altech Corporation |
AK400/3 PC TER 45 DEG 3P 10MM PS |
0 |
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Altech Corporation |
PCBTERMVERTDBLDECK508MMPS 46POFF |
0 |
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Altech Corporation |
PCB TERM 762MMPS HORIZ 5P 24A 75 |
0 |
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Altech Corporation |
PCB TERM 508MMPS 35 DEG 12P 15A |
300 |
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Altech Corporation |
PCB TERM 75MMPS 35 DEG 9P 15A 30 |
0 |
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Altech Corporation |
TERM BLOCK PCB 7P 5MM 20A HORZ G |
0 |
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Altech Corporation |
PCB TERM 10MMPS 9P VERT 10A 600V |
0 |
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Altech Corporation |
SPRING PC TERM 5MM 10P 15A 45DEG |
0 |
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Altech Corporation |
PCB TERM 10MMPS 2P VERT 15A300VG |
0 |
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Altech Corporation |
PCB TERM 5MMPIN 21PVERT10A300V G |
0 |
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Altech Corporation |
TERM PCB SPR 5MM 1P 15A 45DEG GR |
400 |
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Altech Corporation |
PCB TERM 5MMPS 45 DEG 20P 15A 30 |
0 |
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Altech Corporation |
TERM BLOCK 45DEG 15P 50MM 15A GR |
0 |
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Altech Corporation |
PCB TERM5MMPIN 16PVERT10A300VGRN |
0 |
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Altech Corporation |
PCB-TERM DOUBLEPIN 508PS 16P VER |
0 |
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Altech Corporation |
PCB TERM 5MMPS 2P VERT 16A 250V |
100 |
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Altech Corporation |
PCB TERM BLOCK 381MMPS 23P VERT |
0 |
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Terminal blocks - wire to board are modular, insulated connectors used to securely join wires to printed circuit boards (PCBs). They provide reliable electrical connections while enabling easy maintenance and reconfiguration. These components play a critical role in bridging wired systems with electronic control units, ensuring signal integrity and power transmission in applications ranging from industrial automation to consumer electronics.
| Type | Functional Characteristics | Application Examples |
|---|---|---|
| Screw Terminal Blocks | Use screws for mechanical clamping force, offering high reliability and vibration resistance | Industrial control panels, HVAC systems |
| Spring Clamp Terminal Blocks | Utilize spring pressure for quick wire insertion/removal without tools | Smart home devices, test equipment |
| IDC (Insulation Displacement Connectors) | Cut through wire insulation for rapid termination, eliminating pre-stripping | Telecom equipment, automotive wiring harnesses |
| Push-in Terminal Blocks | Accept pre-stripped wires with minimal insertion force | Lighting control systems, factory automation |
| PCB Terminal Blocks | Through-hole or surface-mount designs optimized for board-level integration | Medical devices, embedded systems |
A typical wire-to-board terminal block consists of: - Insulating Housing: Made from high-temperature resistant thermoplastics (e.g., PA66, PBT) for dielectric isolation - Conductive Terminals: Brass or phosphor bronze contacts with plating (Sn, Ag, Au) for corrosion resistance - Clamping Mechanism: Screw, spring, or lever-actuated systems for wire fixation - PCB Interface: Male/female contacts or solder tails for board mounting - Retention Features: Polarization keys and mechanical stops to prevent misalignment
| Parameter | Importance | Typical Values |
|---|---|---|
| Rated Current | Determines maximum continuous operating current capacity | 1-30A |
| Rated Voltage | Defines safe operating voltage range | 50-600V |
| Contact Resistance | Impacts power loss and thermal performance | 10m |
| Insulation Resistance | Ensures electrical safety and signal integrity | 100M |
| Operating Temperature | Determines material stability in working environment | -40 C to +120 C |
| Wire Gauge Range | Specifies compatible conductor sizes | 26-4AWG |
| Material Glow-Wire Rating | Measures fire resistance per IEC 60335 | 650-960 C |
Key industries include: - Industrial Automation: PLCs, motor drives, CNC machines - Consumer Electronics: Home appliances, audio equipment - Renewable Energy: Solar inverters, wind turbine controllers - Medical Equipment: Diagnostic devices, patient monitors - Automotive: EV charging systems, battery management units
| Manufacturer | Representative Product | Key Features |
|---|---|---|
| Phoenix Contact | PTSA 1.5/2-H-PE | Spring clamp, 1.5mm wire capacity, push-in PCB interface |
| TE Connectivity | CXT PCB Terminal Block | Surface-mount design, 3A rating, halogen-free |
| Weidm ller | SAM 2.5/ 4-GN | Plug-in connectors, vibration-proof, 2.5mm pitch |
| Molex | PicoBlade 0.8mm | Ultra-compact IDC terminals for fine wires |
Key considerations: 1. Electrical Requirements: Match current/voltage ratings with system specifications 2. Mechanical Needs: Choose clamping method based on maintenance frequency 3. Environmental Factors: Select materials for temperature/humidity extremes 4. PCB Compatibility: Verify pitch, height, and footprint specifications 5. Total Cost: Balance upfront cost vs. long-term reliability in mission-critical applications
Emerging trends include: - Miniaturization for IoT and wearable devices - High-density connectors supporting 0.4mm pitch - Smart terminal blocks with integrated diagnostics - Increased adoption of press-fit technology - RoHS-compliant materials with improved tracking resistance - Connectors for high-voltage EV systems (800V+)