Considering that there may be many bad factors in the application environment of the new energy crown spring contact, in order to meet the application requirements, the new energy crown spring contact must have reliable characteristics and functions. Here are eight basic functional requirements for new energy crown spring contact in an industrial setting!

1. The connector should be easy to plug and unplug, and its mating force must be low enough to meet the application requirements. However, the pull-out force should not be too low to avoid easy loosening under shock and vibration factors, which may require some kind of mechanical assistance built into the connector housing.
2. Regardless of the temperature of the application environment, the new energy crown spring contact must maintain the contact force, which requires the connector to have good stress relaxation resistance and maintain good performance at high temperatures.
3. The new energy crown spring contact needs to withstand multiple insertion cycles and dislocations, which requires high strength and reliability of the electrical contacts.
4. The new energy crown spring contact must comply with EMC standards, because the explosion of electronic devices and wireless signals provides more opportunities for electromagnetics, and the connector must be properly grounded, shielded or bonded to avoid being affected by external noise and will not become a noise source by itself.
5. The new energy crown spring contact may need to be designed to be miniaturized and to increase the circuit density. Because individual contacts must be made smaller, connectors need to be made of metals with higher conductivity to handle the increased current density. Provides higher robustness to withstand the stresses required for contact forces; better formability to fit in smaller spaces; higher durability and resistance to stress relaxation to ensure connectors hold up well throughout their service life electrical contact.
6. Connectors may need to provide mixed functionality, including a mix of signal and power, copper and fiber, or some combination of electrical/hydraulic/pneumatic.
7. The housing of the new energy crown spring contact may require alignment features such as built-in keys to protect pins and sockets.
8. The new energy crown spring contact also needs to provide sealing, ingress protection or even air tightness, depending on the severity of the environment and the liquids, gases, particles or chemicals found in it.