192-009-113-531

D-Sub Connectors

D-sub connectors, also known as D-subminiature connectors, are electrical connectors comprised of two or more parallel rows of sockets or pins. D-sub connectors are commonly used in computing, telecommunications, and industrial/commercial applications. The most commonly used D-sub connectors are specified by the International Electrotechnical Commission (IEC) 60807-4 standard. The D-Sub connectors are classified by a combination of their size, gender, and number of contacts.

192-009-113-531 Application Field and Working Principle

The 192-009-113-531 D-Sub contact is an industry standard DB-9 connector which is commonly used in analog and digital connections in industries such as automation, audio-visual, broadcast, instrumentation, industrial control, medical, telecom, and data acquisition. This type of connector is frequently found in industrial and commercial connections, since it is robust and easily available. The 192-009-113-531 connector has nine positions, with nine pins (called sockets) situated in the same direction. It is classified as genderless, with both genders in the same connector body.

The working principle of the 192-009-113-531 D-Sub contact is straightforward. Voltage is applied to the pins within the connector which creates a circuit between them. This connection is made by inserting the pins into mating contacts. These mating contacts are designed to fit the specific pins on the connector, allowing them to create a secure connection. The mating connectors are also designed to be easily removable in case the circuit should need to be altered or broken.

To ensure that the connection is safe and secure, great care must be taken when mating the pins. The pins must be inserted correctly and firmly, as misaligned or loose pins can cause a poor connection or even a short circuit. Additionally, to ensure reliable performance and signal integrity, the connector should be kept clean to prevent the accumulation of dirt and debris.