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Spring Terminals - PCB Mount (2-Pin)
These are small spring terminals. Open the aperature with the small arm, insert the wire, release the arm and the wire is held firmly in place. This is a good quick way to to interface to bare wires. Capable of higher current and more resilient than breadboard or female header type connections.
Terminals with 0.1" standard spacing. Inserts directly into perf and proto board. Comes in 2, 3, 4, 5, and 6 positions. Rated up to 150V @ 2A. Terminal can accept 26 to 20AWG wire.
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Is this part in the Sparkfun Eagle library?
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No, it isn't. I don't see it in Sparkfun-Connectors.lbr anyway.
I need crimp terminals for my stupid 9v batt. clips with stranded wire, but this'll probably stay on longer. And I don't wanna have to go right back to The Shack.
If you're trying to use the battery clips with a breadboard, tinning the wires with a little bit of solder will effectively change those stranded wires into solid wires you can push into the breadboard.
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