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Contact Termination:	Solder
Contact Material:	Phosphor Bronze
Contact Finish:	Gold
Contact Finish Thickness:	30.0µin (0.76µm)
Termination Finish:	Tin
Termination Finish Thickness:	100µin (2.54µm)
Contact Size:	--
Features:	Matrix Terminal Strip
Series:	Low Force Helix (LFH™) 70984, DMS59®
Packaging:	Tray
Lead Free Status / RoHS Status:	--
Part Status:	Active
Type:	Signal
Contact Type:	Male Pin
Contact Form:	Stamped
Wire Gauge:	28-36 AWG

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D-Sub, D-Shaped Connectors - Contacts

D-subminiature, or D-sub, connectors are a type of electrical connector commonly used in a variety of applications. They are generally used as a way to connect various types of cables, such as networking cables, and can also be used to connect audio or video wires or to provide a physical connection between two circuit boards. D-sub connectors are also used in electronic equipment where space is at a premium.The standard D-sub connector is composed of two pieces: a male plug with pins and a female socket with contacts. The female socket is designed to fit over the pins of the male plug, making a secure electrical connection. The contact area is created by connecting the male pins to the contact points on the female socket. Typically, the contacts are divided into three groups: signal, ground, and power. There is usually an insulation ring between the metal contacts and the plugs to minimize the risk of shorting. D-sub connectors are available in numerous different sizes, from 2 to 100 pins, and most can support both digital and analog signals. They are also available in either vertical or right angled orientations, and can be terminated with various methods, such as crimp contacts or solder tabs. Additionally, they can be supplied with pre-soldered cables, or with solderless terminals for quick connection and disconnection. The main advantage of D-sub connectors is their low cost. They are one of the most cost-effective connector solutions available. Additionally, because they are available in a variety of sizes, they can easily be customized for a variety of uses. One potential downside to D-sub connectors is that they require soldering, which can be a tricky process and can potentially cause damage to the connector.In terms of applications, D-sub connectors are used in a variety of fields, including medical, military, automotive, and automotive power products. They are also commonly used in industrial control, computer networking, point-of-sale terminals, and telecommunications. In terms of working principle, D-sub connectors rely on contact resistance. When the plug and socket are mated, electrical current flows between the two pinned surfaces, and this current is then monitored by the connected cables. This current is transferred from the plug pins to the contacts in the socket, and then on to the connected cables. As the contacts on the socket and the pins on the plug come closer together, the resistance is lower and the flow of current is increased. As the connectivity of the plug is tightened, the contact resistance becomes even lower, resulting in a more robust connection.Overall, D-sub connectors are designed to be a cost-effective and reliable way to connect various types of cables. They offer a variety of sizes, orientations, and options for connection, and their low cost makes them a preferred choice for many applications. Additionally, their contact resistance system ensures a secure and reliable connection between the plug and socket.

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