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Regarding threaded high-current capacity parts, sorry for the omission, I know there are others.
Regarding burst openings, I am not familiar with that term. I shall research it. Thank you for your comments.
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Thank you for your question, I learned something new. Good article below...
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To achieve a good electrical connection, compression spring pins require a hard gold-plated contact surface. A gold-plated printed circuit pad is ideal, however, gold plating a printed circuit board is expensive. What if the desired wiring connection is located off the surface...
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Manually placing fields of discrete pins upon a printed circuit board is a poor production PCB assembly strategy. This action is not only tedious and prone to errors but extremely cost-ineffective too.
Vertically unstable pins tilt, creating harmful soldering rework...
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The most popular machined interconnects on the market right now are precision machined spring pins. Not a new product, as it has been around for many years. There are two forms of spring pins: test probes and signal contacts. Test probes typically have hardened beryllium copper...
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A major advantage of screw machine receptacles is two-piece socket construction. The outer shell is machined, and the internal insert called a contact clip is a beryllium copper stamping.
Contact clips are inserts press-fit into machined shells to make electrical and mechanical...
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