A connector terminal is an electrical component used to connect a line or device in an electronic device. In the types of connector terminals, they can be divided into ordinary, high quality and ultra-high quality terminals. The shape of the terminal is usually a metal rod or cylinder shape that contains some specific pins and is connected to an external circuit or device. These pins can be used to transmit current or signals to enable connections between devices.
Connector terminals work by inserting the terminal into the jack of another device to make an electrical connection. This connection can transmit current or signals between different devices, such as automobiles, computers, medical devices and other electronic equipment industries can see it.
Connector terminals have a wide range of applications and can be used in various electronic devices, such as computers, mobile phones, televisions, audio equipment, and so on. During the assembly process, the terminals need to be subjected to high temperatures and have excellent weldability and resistance to fusion welding. In addition, in optical fiber communication, the terminal is a key component to realize the easy connection between the module device and the system, and the principle of action is based on the "lifting cylinder principle".
There are many kinds of connector terminals, including PCB terminal series, plug and pull terminal series, European terminal series and so on. Different types of terminals apply to different application scenarios and device types. For example, PCB terminals are usually used for connections on printed circuit boards, while plug-and-pull terminals are suitable for applications that require frequent plug-and-pull.
In general, connector terminals are a very important electrical component, which can realize the electrical connection between devices and is widely used in various electronic devices.
