PCB TERMINAL BLOCKS AND ITS TYPES
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<strong>PCB</strong> terminal block is a modular, insulated device which mounts on Printed<br />
Circuit Board (<strong>PCB</strong>s) to secure two or more wires together. These terminal<br />
blocks consist of various individual terminals that are arranged in a long<br />
strip. They are useful for connecting wiring to the ground, and in the case<br />
of electrical power, used for connecting electrical outlets and switches to<br />
mains.<br />
The terminal body typically consists of a copper alloy having the same<br />
expansion coefficient as the wire which is intended to use. This not only<br />
prevents loosening but also reduces the corrosion caused by an<br />
electrolytic action between two metals. These terminal blocks are also<br />
known as electronic blocks.
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