High Purity Nickel Material:
Manufactured with high purity nickel materials, the products are guaranteed to have excellent electrical conductivity, corrosion resistance and good mechanical properties.
High purity nickel also ensures stable electrical and chemical properties.
Excellent electrical properties:
Pure nickel has a low resistivity, so pure nickel products with terminals have excellent current transfer capability.
In high-frequency applications, pure nickel also provides good electromagnetic shielding, reducing electromagnetic interference (EMI).
Good corrosion resistance:
Pure nickel offers good resistance to a wide range of corrosive media, including sulfuric acid, hydrochloric acid, and some organic solvents.
This allows pure nickel products with terminals to operate stably for long periods of time in harsh environments.
Easy to connect and install:
The products are equipped with terminals that make connection to other electronic components easy and quick.
The terminals are often designed with ease of use and reliability in mind to ensure stable connections and long-term reliability.
High precision manufacturing:
Nickel-only products with terminals are often manufactured using a high-precision manufacturing process to ensure dimensional accuracy and shape consistency.
This helps to minimize assembly errors and improve the overall performance of the product.
Application
Engine Management Systems: Sensor Terminals monitor parameters like temperature, pressure, and airflow, optimizing fuel injection and emissions control for peak performance.
Advanced Driver-Assistance Systems (ADAS): They connect radar, LiDAR, and camera sensors to enable features like adaptive cruise control and collision avoidance.
Electric Vehicle (EV) Battery Monitoring: Terminals relay voltage, current, and thermal data from battery packs to ensure safe operation and charging efficiency.
Tire Pressure Monitoring Systems (TPMS): Wireless Sensor Terminals transmit real-time tire pressure alerts to prevent blowouts and improve fuel economy.
Climate Control Systems: They interface with cabin temperature/humidity sensors to maintain optimal passenger comfort automatically.
Transmission Control: Gearshift position and speed sensors use robust terminals to ensure smooth gear changes in automatic transmissions.
Q: What are automotive sensor terminals?
A: They are connectors that link sensors (e.g., oxygen, temperature) to a vehicle's wiring harness, ensuring accurate data transmission.
Q: Why are gold-plated terminals preferred?
A: Gold plating reduces corrosion and improves conductivity, critical for high-precision sensors like throttle position sensors.
Q: How do crimp-style terminals differ from solder-type?
A: Crimp terminals use mechanical compression for faster installation, while solder types provide stronger bonds in high-vibration areas.
Q: What causes terminal failure in sensors?
A: Common causes include vibration fatigue, chemical corrosion from fluids, and improper crimping during installation.
Q: Can aftermarket terminals match OEM specifications?
A: High-quality aftermarket options exist, but must meet IP67 ratings and material specs (e.g., phosphor bronze) for reliability.
