Reading a signal 0-1 volt

>>1129781
These are mainly used for screw terminals where you don't want to unscrew the whole screw but just makr it loose and pull it out.

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chop off the spades and splice in some female jumper wires. you can pull these female connectors from old computers, etc, (e.g. the audio cables running from the DVD drive to the motherboard)

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I'd do what anon suggested
>>1129787

>>1129788
If I used block terminals, how are you supposed to get the terminals into the pinhole of the board? another spaded cable from the block into the board? and just screw the spades together?

>>1129787
I would rather not damage the cable unless I absolutely have to. This cable came with the equipment and shit was expensive.

>>1129879

you dont need spades to connect to a terminal block, just wrap some bare wire (from the female jumper) around a screw and tighten.

>>1129879
>another spaded cable from the block into the board? and just screw the spades together?
Yea. You need some crimpers too, to attach them to the wires. There's different sizes for different wire sizes.

Here's a lowes page that shows everything.
>https://www.lowes.com/pl/Terminal-wire-connectors-Cable-wire-connectors-Electrical/4294722552