binding post

noun

1. one of several metal pegs or rods, fitted into a loose-leaf binder, for holding sheets with prepunched holes.

Example Sentences

When I first set the Ai41s up, I placed the speakers on a workstation table and connected the speaker wires to their binding posts from above.

From Popular-Science

If rods are used, they should all be connected together by means of a piece of copper wire and then to a binding post.

From Project Gutenberg

The carbon plates should be connected together and then connected to a binding post which forms the positive terminal of the cell.

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The binding post E of the rheostat is connected to the base binding post J.

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The other binding post H is connected to the bracket B supporting the armature spring.

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As a rule, each electrode has attached to it a binding post to which wires can be quickly fastened.

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