it a tip* jack. 1 size smaller then mini bananas . fits a DMM probe too
one amazing connector IMO. HP used it for board interfaces when it was not a stingy miser
IMO a solid connector choice for any low current device. just gotta have cables. having 4mm banana kinda gets old everywhere just because of interoperability and being too cheap for proper cables.
you know like proper dining instead of being the guy drinking soup with a fucking commercial size ladle
its like being posh enough to own a tea spoon.
why are they good. you get less tangles on complex test cables. it weighs less. its less bulky.
the next devolution in electronics is going to be using a paper clamp to sandwich wires on a piece of bare PCB sticking out of the front
despite the name, the connector does not use a solid cylinder. it works with one (dmm probe) but the proper interface for it... is a mini mini banana style connector made out of spring contacts.
when you look at electronics interconnects it reminds me of the startrek TNG episode "genesis"
work of the MBA , with a computer engineering background