Terminal Junction Systems

Image Part Number Description / PDF Quantity Rfq
RBGT-14H

RBGT-14H

Souriau-Sunbank by Eaton

CONN GRND TRACK 14.000" L

0

RBR20-15

RBR20-15

Souriau-Sunbank by Eaton

CONN RES MOD 90.9 OHM 1/4W 1%

0

S280W555-522

S280W555-522

Souriau-Sunbank by Eaton

CONN GRND TRACK 22.000" L

0

S280W555-918

S280W555-918

Souriau-Sunbank by Eaton

CONTACT PIN SIZE 18-20AWG CRIMP

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RBGT-10H

RBGT-10H

Souriau-Sunbank by Eaton

CONN GRND TRACK 10.000" L

0

YHLZ-8B

YHLZ-8B

Souriau-Sunbank by Eaton

CONN MODULE BOEING TRM BACM15C2

0

RBDSC-1P15A

RBDSC-1P15A

Souriau-Sunbank by Eaton

SECURITY COVER ASSEMBLY

0

RBD20-1

RBD20-1

Souriau-Sunbank by Eaton

CONN DIODE MOD 600V 1A

0

RBR20-7

RBR20-7

Souriau-Sunbank by Eaton

CONN RESISTOR MOD

0

RBD20-3

RBD20-3

Souriau-Sunbank by Eaton

CONN DIODE MOD 800V 5A

0

AMY4100T-11

AMY4100T-11

Souriau-Sunbank by Eaton

TERMINAL BLOCK MODULE TR

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YHLZR-48

YHLZR-48

Souriau-Sunbank by Eaton

CONN RESISTOR MOD 1" L X 0.305"W

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S280W555-604

S280W555-604

Souriau-Sunbank by Eaton

CONN GRND TRACK 4.000" L

0

S280W555-754

S280W555-754

Souriau-Sunbank by Eaton

CONN DIODE MOD

0

S280W555-203

S280W555-203

Souriau-Sunbank by Eaton

FEEDBACK MODULE 3X4 BUS 16AWG

0

S280W555-206

S280W555-206

Souriau-Sunbank by Eaton

FEEDBACK MODULE 2X6 BUS 16AWG

0

YHLZ16-2

YHLZ16-2

Souriau-Sunbank by Eaton

CONN MODULE 1.000" L X 1.190" H

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S280W555-510

S280W555-510

Souriau-Sunbank by Eaton

CONN GRND TRACK 10.000" L

0

RBGT-8H

RBGT-8H

Souriau-Sunbank by Eaton

CONN GRND TRACK 8.000" L

0

YHLZ-22

YHLZ-22

Souriau-Sunbank by Eaton

CONN MODULE TERM BLOCK 2X2

0

Terminal Junction Systems

1. Overview

Connectors, interconnects, and terminal junction systems are critical components in electrical and electronic systems, enabling reliable signal and power transmission between devices. These components provide removable or permanent electrical connections while maintaining circuit integrity. Their importance has grown exponentially with advancements in electronics miniaturization, high-speed data transmission, and industrial automation requirements.

2. Main Types and Functional Classification

TypeFunctional CharacteristicsApplication Examples
Board-to-Board ConnectorsStacking PCBs without cablesSmartphones, industrial control panels
Wire-to-Wire ConnectorsConnecting discrete cablesAutomotive wiring harnesses
I/O ConnectorsExternal device interfacingUSB, HDMI ports
Terminal BlocksConnecting multiple wires permanentlyIndustrial machinery control cabinets
High-Speed BackplanesMulti-gigabit parallel data transmissionTelecom switches, servers

3. Structure and Components

Typical construction includes:

  • Contact elements: Conductive paths made from phosphor bronze or beryllium copper
  • Insulation housing: Thermoplastic materials (e.g., PBT, LCP) with flame-retardant properties
  • Termination system: Crimping, soldering, or insulation displacement contacts (IDC)
  • Environmental seals: Elastomer gaskets for IP protection
  • Actuation mechanisms: Latching systems for secure mating

4. Key Technical Specifications

ParameterImportanceTypical Range
Current RatingDetermines power handling capacity0.1A - 1000A
Contact ResistanceAffects signal integrity1m - 30m
Dielectric Withstanding VoltageSafety insulation level500V - 5kV
Insertion ForceUsability consideration0.5N - 20N
Operating TemperatureEnvironmental reliability-65 C to +200 C

5. Application Areas

Major industries include:

  • Consumer Electronics: Wearables, mobile devices
  • Automotive: EV battery systems, ADAS sensors
  • Industrial Automation: PLC systems, robotics
  • Telecommunications: 5G base stations, fiber optics
  • Aerospace: Avionics, satellite systems
  • Medical: Diagnostic equipment, implantable devices

6. Leading Manufacturers and Products

ManufacturerKey Products
TE ConnectivityMICRO5 USB connectors, DEUTSCH DRC connectors
AmphenolOrccon industrial terminal blocks, TNC series RF connectors
MolexPicoBlade headers, MX150 automotive connectors
Phoenix ContactCOMBICON modular terminal blocks, PROtop series
SamtecSEARAY high-speed arrays, micro pitch connectors

7. Selection Guidelines

Consider:

  • Electrical requirements: Voltage/current specifications
  • Mechanical constraints: Space limitations and mating cycles
  • Environmental conditions: Temperature, vibration, EMI shielding
  • Cost vs. reliability: Military-grade vs. commercial-grade components
  • Industry standards: Compliance with IPC, IEC, or MIL specifications

Case Study: In industrial automation, Phoenix Contact's CLIPLINE terminal blocks were selected for their vibration-resistant spring-cage termination in conveyor control systems.

8. Industry Trends

Emerging developments:

  • Miniaturization: Sub-1.0mm pitch connectors for wearable devices
  • High-speed transmission: 112Gbps differential pairs for 5G infrastructure
  • Hybrid connectors: Integrated power/data transmission (e.g., USB4 Power Delivery)
  • Sustainable materials: Bio-based polymers and lead-free plating
  • Smart connectivity: Embedded sensors for condition monitoring

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