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D-Sub Connectors are comprised of two mating connectors – the Shell and the Socket, forming a complete connector assembly. The term "D-Sub" is derived from "DB" which stands for "Double Breasted", referring to a design similarity with a man\'s suit jacket with two "rows" of buttons. The size of a D-Sub\'s pins and sockets are expressed as "Coarse Thread" (CT) or "Fine Threads" (FT).

The Shell 09643247225 is the male component of the D-Sub Connector assembly and is responsible for the physical strength of the connector assembly. It is to the Shell that the Socket is attached to, and it is also responsible for ensuring the shells of the two mating connectors are normally aligned correctly. The shell also houses the contacts of the connector, which are either pins - projecting from the rear of the shell, or sockets - recessed into the rear of the shell.

The Socket 09643247225 is the female component of the D-Sub Connector assembly, such as cable shielding and potting. The Socket is also the more complex part, and is responsible for maintaining the electrical performance of the connector. The contact interface between the Socket and the Shell is sealed, and usually has a coaxial shape, to prevent shocks and ensure snug mating.

Various application fields of D-Sub Connectors are: Telecommunications, Industrial Control, Automotive, Computer Interface Boards, Robotics, Instrumentation and Avionic.

The working principle of a D-Sub Connector is straightforward. All that is required for operation is for the mating pair of Shell and Socket to be mated together. This can be done either by using a tool or by hand. Once mated, the contacts between the Shell and Socket will create a reliable electrical connection. Removing the mated pair from one another breaks the connection.

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