FX2-100S-1.27DSL(71)

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D-Shaped Connectors, more commonly referred to as Centronics connectors, are a type of interface connector designed to connect electronic devices, particularly computers and peripherals. They are most typically used in parallel communication applications, but have also been used for serial communication purposes. The FX2-100S-1.27DSL(71) connector is a typical example of one such connector, and this article will explore its application field and working principle.

The FX2-100S-1.27DSL(71) connector features a large base housing, with 2 rows of pins arranged in an elongated or \'D\' shaped pattern. These pins provide connections for carrying parallel data, including data signals, ground and power. The pins are generally arranged in a 0.1 inch grid, although other arrangements are available. In order to provide a connection to the device, a mating connector must be used at the other end, usually a flat ribbon cable. The connector can be used to either connect devices directly, or to allow communication between a host and a peripheral.

In terms of application, the FX2-100S-1.27DSL(71) connector is typically used in situations where fast parallel data transfer is required. This is usually the case in applications such as networking, cable modem systems and other high-speed communication systems. It is also commonly used with devices such as printers and scanners, for the purpose of connecting them to computer systems. These connectors have also been used for low-speed serial communications, allowing for the transmission of small amounts of data over short distances.

The working principle of the FX2-100S-1.27DSL(71) connector is essentially the same as that of any other type of parallel connector. When plugging in a connector to the device, the pins are carefully aligned so that all the corresponding connections are made. This ensures that the data is transferred smoothly. In terms of power, the pins of the connector are also wired in such a way that an appropriate amount of power is transferred to the device. The pins are also wired to provide a reliable ground connection, so that there are no unwanted noise and interference.

To summarize, the FX2-100S-1.27DSL(71) connector is a type of interface connector designed to connect electronic devices, particularly computers and peripherals. It is most commonly used for parallel communications applications, but also has some applications for serial communication. Its pins are arranged in a 0.1 inch grid, and provide connections for data, ground and power. By carefully aligning the pins, parallel data can be successfully transferred across the connection, as well as providing reliable power and ground connections.

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