What are the cable terminals?

Cable terminals are the connectors at the end of a cable that allow it to be attached to other devices or components. They are also commonly known as cable ends or cable connectors. Cable terminals can come in many different shapes and sizes, depending on the type of cable and its intended use.

Some common types of cable terminals include:

1. Crimp terminals - These are used to connect wires to a terminal block or other device. They are usually made of metal and have a crimping area that allows the wire to be securely attached.

2. Ring terminals - These are used to connect wires to screws or studs. They have a circular ring that fits around the screw or stud and a wire crimping area.

3. Spade terminals - These are similar to ring terminals but have a flat, spade-shaped end that can be inserted into a terminal block or other device.

4. Bullet terminals - These are used to connect wires to each other. They have a cylindrical shape with a male or female end that can be inserted into a corresponding terminal.

5. Twist-on wire connectors - These are used to join two or more wires together. They have a screw-on cap that holds the wires securely in place.