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Connectors
Power Connectors (Except IEC 60320)
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A power connector is a type of electrical connector designed specifically for the transmission of electrical energy from a power source to an electrical or electronic device.
Power connectors are critical components in the design and manufacturing of electronic systems, providing the electrical connection necessary for devices to function properly. It is important to select the appropriate power connector for each application, taking into account factors such as maximum current, operating voltage, wiring type, and environmental conditions.
Where are power connectors used?
Power connectors are commonly used in a wide variety of applications, from home devices such as televisions and computers to industrial equipment and communications systems.
Power connectors come in different shapes and sizes depending on the current and voltage they must handle, as well as the specific application requirements.
What are the most common types of power connectors?
Some of the most common power connectors include:
AC (alternating current) power connector: Used to connect devices to the home or industrial electrical network. These connectors may vary by country or region, with plugs and sockets designed to fit local standards.
DC Power (Direct Current) Connector: Used to connect devices to DC power sources such as power adapters, batteries or other power sources. Some of the most common DC connectors include coaxial connectors, barrel connectors, and banana connectors.
Printed Circuit Board (PCB) Power Connectors: These connectors are designed to provide a secure connection between the printed circuit board and the power supply. They may include edge connectors, surface mount (SMD) connectors, or through-hole connectors, depending on the PCB design requirements.
