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Introduction to D-Shaped Centronics Connectors

D-shaped connectors, also known as Centronics, are a particularly widespread type of connector offering a number of different features and advantages. These connectors are most commonly used in push-to-connect applications, such as for computer networking. They are also used in a wide range of other applications, such as for digital audio equipment, telephony, and more.

12226-8200-00PL Application Field and Working Principle

The 12226-8200-00PL Centronics connector is a low cost, compact version of the CEI standard and is well suited for a number of applications. The connector features an industry-standard 50-pin, 0.1" pitch connector with an 8mm-height ribbon cable. It has an operating temperature range of -20°C to +85°C.

This connector is primarily used for data and communications applications. It is commonly used in computer networking, digital audio equipment, and telephony. It is especially well suited to applications requiring high frequency signals as its low profile and broad contact area prevents signal loss.

Features and Benefits

The 12226-8200-00PL Centronics connector offers several features and benefits:

• Compact, low cost design.
• Standard 50-pin, 0.1" pitch connector.
• Industry standard 8mm-height ribbon cable.
• Operating temperature range of -20°C to +85°C.
• Suitable for a range of data and communications applications.
• Ideal for high frequency signals.

Conclusion

The 12226-8200-00PL Centronics connector is a low cost, compact version of the CEI standard that is well suited for a number of applications. It is primarily used for data and communications applications, such as computer networking, digital audio equipment, and telephony. The connector is especially well suited to applications requiring high frequency signals as its low profile and broad contact area prevents signal loss.

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