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D-sub (or D-shaped) connectors are a type of electrical connector with metal shielding. It is a subset of the general family of D-shaped connectors. It is mostly comprised of backshells, hoods, threaded inserts and strain relief components.

Generally, they are ideally suited for mass-produced plastic push-pull and screw-mount systems. These connectors have many applications, such as instrumentation, test and measurement systems, and point-to-point medical equipment. These connectors are available in a variety of sizes and contact arrangements, with the most popular being the nine and twenty-five pin variety.

The working principle of these connectors is simple. The connection between the male and female components is created by inserting the male plug into the female receptacle. This action causes the pins on the male plug to make contact with the contacts on the female receptacle. This results in a secure and reliable electrical connection.

These connectors are usually made of metal for shielding purposes. They are also designed in such a way that the contact between male and female components is secure and does not come undone easily. This reduces the chance of accidental disconnection.

Due to their reliability and convenience, these connectors are a popular choice for a wide variety of applications. They make a great choice when a reliable and secure connection is necessary. Furthermore, these connectors are also inexpensive when compared to other alternatives.