09670370453 Connectors, Interconnects

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09670370453 Backshells, Hoods and D-Sub, D-Shaped Connectors are mechanical devices that provide an attractive, reliable, robust means of mating, connecting, disconnecting and protecting electrical equipment. These types of connectors are commonly used in industrial applications such as manufacturing, communications, and oil and gas production.

A D-subminiature connector, commonly referred to as a D-sub, is an electrical connector composed of three parts: a front panel, a rear panel, and a shielding shell. The front panel contains the electrical contacts, while the rear panel consists of a plastic molding. The shielding shell surrounds the entire assembly, providing mechanical protection and strain-relief. D-subs come in a variety of shapes and sizes, and the configuration and design can vary widely in order to meet the requirements of the particular application. Common configurations are the DB-9, DB-15, and DB-25, which are named for the number of contacts they contain.

D-shaped connectors are also known as Din connectors or DIN connectors. These connectors, like D-subs, consist of three parts: the front panel, the rear panel, and the shielding shell. The front panel is typically made of metal and contains appropriate electrical contacts, depending on the type of connector. The rear panel is typically made of plastic, and the shielding shell is a metal frame that encloses the front and rear panels. The DIN connecors are typically much smaller than D-subs, and are commonly used in audio and video applications.

Backshells and hoods are generally composed of three parts: a back cap, a hood body, and a strain relief. The back-cap is an outer covering, which may be plastic or metal, that is either pressed onto the rear of the connector or snapped over it. The hood body is usually made of metal and provides a gripping surface to the user. The strain relief is generally a flexible shield that helps relieve stresses on the connector caused by external forces such as vibration, heat, or pull. Backshells and hoods can help protect the electrical contacts from dust, moisture, and other contaminants and can also provide a means of strain relief.

D-sub, D-shaped connectors, and Backshells, Hoods are all reliable and cost-effective means of connecting and protecting electrical equipment, and are commonly used in a wide variety of applications. They provide an attractive, robust interface that can withstand harsh environmental conditions. As modern technologies continue to develop more advanced and innovative ways of connecting electrical components, these types of connectors remain relevant and continue to be a popular choice for a variety of applications.

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