IDC is the abbreviation of Insulation-Displacement Connector and is often used in ribbon cable and telecommunications applications. It has sharp contact points that can pierce the insulation and contact the wires. It is the most ideal cable terminal on the market. The domestic pierced idc connector is an idc connector that is terminated by a piercing method. The soldering process can be omitted, and the wire can be directly inserted into the riveting after peeling off the outer cover. Compared with the wire bonding type, the piercing type is more competitive.
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Piercing connection, also known as insulation displacement connection, is a novel terminal technology invented by the United States in the 1960s. It has the characteristics of high reliability, low cost, and convenient use. It is suitable for the connection of ribbon cables. There is no need to strip the insulation layer of the cable when connecting. The tip of the "U"-shaped contact reed of the terminal can penetrate into the insulation layer, so that the conductor of the cable slides into the groove of the contact reed and is clamped. Thus, a tight electrical connection is formed between the cable conductor and the terminal reed. At present, there are 0.8mm puncture, 1.0mm puncture, 1.27 puncture, 1.5mm puncture, 2.0mm puncture, 2.54mm puncture, 3.96mm puncture, 5.08mm puncture, and other idc puncture series on the market. Mainly used in electronic communication, medical treatment, automobile and other fields.
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