DDM-50P-E

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D-Sub Connectors serve a variety of purposes across a variety of signal and power connections. DDM-50P-E connectors are an important type of D-Sub connector. They are commonly used for connecting the main supply cables for power applications and are also widely deployed in the automotive, medical and communications industries, as well as other areas where the signal needs to be sent securely through a variety of mediums.

The DDM-50P-E connector is made from a 51-pin design and has a total of 50 pins. The 50-pin layout consists of an outer row of eight pins (A1-A8) and an inner row of 42 pins (B1-B42). The connector also includes two power pins (PC1 and PC2) which are located at the top of the outer row of pins (A1-A8).

The DDM-50P-E connector is designed to withstand environmental conditions such as vibration, shock and temperature fluctuations. It is also resistant to short-circuits and features a dust-proof seal to protect the connection against environmental contaminants and prevent accidental contact with live pins. The connector features gold plated contacts to ensure good electrical conductivity and reliable connection.

The DDM-50P-E connector also offers a wide array of mating options to suit different applications, with male, female and reverse gender options available. This type of connector is also designed for blind-mate and quick-disconnect applications, which allow for secure and fast connections. Furthermore, it features a specialized design to securely position the mating parts and facilitate a four-point locking mechanism which prevents accidental disconnection and provides a secure connection.

Working Principles: DDM-50P-E connectors are designed to work in different scenarios in various applications. Generally, when power is sent to the connector, the pins are arranged in sets of three, with one positive terminal (PC1) and one ground terminal (PC2). The remaining pins are then split equally between two different signals, with one set of pins responsible for the transfer of data signals and the other set for power.When a signal is received by the male side of the connector, it goes through the connector and is then sent to the appropriate side pins of the female connector. This is done via the differential signal transmission, which ensures that any minor interference or signal distortion is minimised.

The DDM-50P-E connectors provide reliable connection performance in a variety of applications, from communication and automotive to power systems. Due to their robust design and reliable electrical performance, these connectors are widely used in industries that require reliable signal transmission for mission-critical operations.

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