W dniu 17.08.2025 o 19:43, PiteR pisze:
> why in cars we dont use soldering connections but crimped terminals?
>
> In automotive applications, crimped terminals are preferred over
> soldered connections for several important reasons, primarily related
> to reliability, vibration resistance, and ease of manufacturing.
> A properly crimped terminal provides excellent electrical conductivity,
> often better than a solder joint. Crimping displaces air and forms a
> gas-tight seal that resists corrosion and oxidation.
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> is soldering crimped terminals an advantage or make no sense?
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> Soldering crimped terminals is generally not recommended and usually
> offers no significant advantage in fact, it can introduce new problems.
>
> Increases Brittleness. Solder wicks into the wire strands and up the
> insulation. This makes the wire rigid, so it can crack near the joint
> when the wire flexes or vibrates.
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> reszty nie trzeba, zamykam wątek ;)
>
No to Ci przylutował z nienacka :)

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