15-92-3030

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Centronics is a family of spare-type electrical connectors first developed in the 1970s with the express purpose of replacing the traditional printer ribbon cable.

The most common Centronics connector belongs to the "D-shape" connector family. It is a ~2 inch by 1/2 inch box, with two rows of pins varying in length. The box is typically blue in color and made out of plastic.

The 15-92-3030 D-shaped Centronics connector is among the most popular members of the family. It was designed specifically for parallel printer ports. This means that it is capable of carrying multiple bits of information between a printer and a computer simultaneously, as opposed to a serial-type connector which would only allow a single bit of information to be passed at a time. The 15-92-3030 is the vast majority of printer port connectors found on the backs of computers today.

The 15-92-3030 D-shaped Centronics connector is also used in a variety of other applications. It is not limited to computer-to-printer connections – it can be used with any two devices that need to exchange data in a parallel format. It can also be used to connect scanners, CD-ROM drives, and other various peripherals.

The working principle behind the 15-92-3030 Centronics connector is simple: the pins on the top of the box make contact with the corresponding pins on the bottom of the box, and the electrical current forms a circuit. Depending on the application, the pins may need to be connected in a specific ordering or pattern in order for the data to be exchanged correctly. As such, the exact pin configuration will vary from application to application.

Overall, the 15-92-3030 D-shaped Centronics connector is the most common connector in the Centronics family. It is widely used for a variety of parallel connection applications, including computer-to-printer connections and connecting peripheral devices. The basic working principle of the connector is simply a matter of the pins making contact and forming a circuit in order to transmit data between two devices.

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