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D-shaped connectors, more specifically Centronics connectors, are often used in device interfaces in order to provide connections between two or more devices. The connector has a D-shaped profile with two rows of pins, aligned parallel to each other. It is commonly used for connecting printers and computers, in particular, for their parallel port interface.

In terms of the application of 0714300013-type of D-shaped Connectors, it is most commonly used by printer manufacturers to connect their products to computers. The 0714300013 also serves as the primary connection interface for older types of parallel peripheral devices. Such devices include those used for data acquisition, communications, instrument interfaces, and control systems. This D-shaped Connector is generally considered suitable for use in applications which require low-voltage and low-speed data transmissions.

The working principle of this type of Connector is relatively straightforward. It is made up of two components – the male and female connectors. The male connectors can be found at the printer end and consist of two rows of pins arranged in a parallel alignment. The female connectors, on the other hand, can be found on the computer end. These are also made up of two rows of pins arranged in a similar parallel alignment.

Data is sent and received by the computer and printer via the pins when the two components of the 0714300013 D-shaped Connector are properly connected. The pins serve as information conductors that enable information to flow in both directions. This is done through the electric current passing through the pins of the Connector. The data is typically sent and received in a serial format, with each bit of data being sent through the single pins.

In conclusion, 0714300013-type D-shaped Connectors provide reliable connection and data transmission between computers and printers. This type of Connector is especially suitable for low-speed and low-voltage data transmission. With its two components, it is able to send and receive data with the help of the pins that act as the conductors.