110238-1026 Connectors, Interconnects

D-Sub, D-Shaped Connectors - Contacts

D-sub connectors are the most commonly-used and popular type of connector available. These contacts are specifically designed to enable connections between electronic components and systems. They are named for their distinctive D-shape, which helps make them easily identifiable.

110238-1026 Contacts

110238-1026 contacts are a type of D-sub connector contact. This contact features a long, cylindrical body with a precision slide fit and a contact spring. This shape allows the contacts to easily connect with other contacts and systems. The contact body is made of copper and plated with a tin-nickel alloy. This ensures a smooth, reliable connection with other components and systems. The contacts come with a gold plated contact face, making them ideal for use in high-frequency applications. In addition, the contacts feature a tall contact spring design which helps provide a secure connection.

Application Field

110238-1026 contacts are most commonly used in commercial and industrial applications. These contacts are ideal for making connections between two or more electronic components. They are commonly used in computer peripherals and telecommunications systems. They are also used in audio and video equipment, test and measurement equipment, and industrial control systems. These contacts are also suitable for use in mobile applications, such as cell phones, tablets, and other portable devices.

Working Principle

The working principle of 110238-1026 contacts is relatively simple. The contacts are designed to fit precisely into other components and systems. They feature a long, cylindrical body with a precision slide fit and a contact spring. This ensures a smooth and reliable connection. The contact spring provides a secure connection, and the gold plating on the face of the contact ensures a strong and reliable connection over long periods of time. Additionally, the contacts are designed to minimize the potential for corrosion, helping to extend the life of the contacts.