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Electronics => Beginners => Topic started by: AddisonAve1938 on May 21, 2024, 02:08:00 am
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Does anyone know of a new connector (preferably solder) that would allow for a connection to be made with the corresponding male pin? I haven't been able to find one on Mouser or DigiKey. The internal diameter of the female terminal is ~3.16mm - not sure if these are considered barrel connectors.
Here is a photo of the terminal connector(s) in question:
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Nobody would refer to that as a barrel connector. It is some variety of AC mains connector.
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www.newark.com/permaplug/nc10-3-black/3-pin-in-line-connector-black/dp/83AK0867?st=3%20pin%20in-line%20rubber%20connector,%2010a%20black (http://www.newark.com/permaplug/nc10-3-black/3-pin-in-line-connector-black/dp/83AK0867?st=3%20pin%20in-line%20rubber%20connector,%2010a%20black)
maybe?
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I have seen connectors like that on sowing machines.
Proprietary plugs that are only available from the original manufacture are a pane in the but
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I have seen that as the mains connector behind some old test equipment.
One HP pulse generator and one Italian made VHF signal generator.
So I'd also say it's some mains plug, with ground.
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HEWPA-8120-0100 is a Schuko version of a cord, made in W.Germany.
Maybe not completely propriety.
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I have seen connectors like that on sowing machines.
Proprietary plugs that are only available from the original manufacture are a pane in the but
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Female Connector Question: Will you marry me.
But that belongs in another thread.
I second that it is a mains connector for some device.
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I've done this using brass tubing press-fit over the male pins, insulated with heat shrink. Slitting and squeezing the tubing could add some spring tension. This was for a carefully laid-out bench test--I don't recommend it for everyday use.
What's the OD of the male pin? That's the critical dimension for selecting a mating part.
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This is a Swiss socket. Type 13.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/SN_441011
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This is a Swiss socket. Type 13.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/SN_441011
No. The OP's plug is appr. the size used in electric razors etc.
The Swiss plug is far larger.
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This is a Swiss socket. Type 13.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/SN_441011
Not even close.
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Female Connector Question: Will you marry me.
But that belongs in another thread.
I'm wondering, if there was a site, where connectors of both genders could describe itself, and find an appropriate worthy pair! :)
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Female Connector Question: Will you marry me.
But that belongs in another thread.
I'm wondering, if there was a site, where connectors of both genders could describe itself, and find an appropriate worthy pair! :)
Who knows, sometime in the future. Already voices going up about AI marrying. :palm: