16-000320

Series:	--
Part Status:	Active
Lead Free Status / RoHS Status:	--
Accessory Type:	Cap (Cover), Screen
For Use With/Related Products:	D-Sub Connectors, Female
Features:	4-40, Hardware Included, Lanyard
Number of Positions:	50

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D-Sub, D-Shaped Connectors - Accessories

D-Sub connectors (D-shaped connectors) are accessories for making electrical connections. They are commonly used in industrial, automotive and computer applications. D-Sub connectors come in different sizes and shapes, depending on the application requirements. The size and configuration of the connector depends on the type of device it is being connected to and the type of connection desired.The physical layout and design of a D-Sub connector is a standard design. The two most common designs are 9-pin and 15-pin D-Sub connectors. The 9-pin and 15-pin sizes are used primarily for connecting computer peripherals such as keyboards, mice, and game controllers. The connector is designed with a “D” shaped housing that contains two rows of pins or sockets. The two rows are usually spaced at 0.1 inch (2.54 mm). When the connector is attached to a piece of equipment, the pins/sockets line up allowing for the connection of wires in the proper order for communication.The pins/sockets are usually soldered to the wiring harness. They are typically coated with a protective material to help insulate the connection from outside interference. Depending on the application, the pins/sockets may also be gold plated or flashed. The electrical system utilizes the d-sub connector to provide communication between pieces of equipment. In this way, the D-Sub connector is the physical interface between the two pieces of equipment. The electrical signals pass through the pins/sockets, allowing for the communication to occur.The type of connector used depends on the electrical current that needs to be passed from one piece of equipment to the other. Some of the basic types of D-Sub connectors include: flat cable, coaxial, and power connections. Different materials can be used to make the connection depending on the application and maximum power rating. For example, a coaxial connection may use a metal or plastic outer housing to cover the pins/sockets and protect the connection.D-Sub connectors are highly versatile and easily integrated into applications, allowing them to be used in a wide range of applications. They are also cost-effective and reliable. D-Sub connectors can be used on most electronic components and devices, from simple home appliances to complex industrial machines. As technology advances, more specialized types of D-Sub connectors are becoming available. Some specialized D-Sub connectors include those specifically designed for fiber optics, Mil-Spec connectors for military aircraft applications, and waterproof connectors for submerged applications. In summary, D-Sub connectors are versatile accessories for making electrical connections. Different types of D-Sub connectors are available depending on the application and the type of connection desired. The design of the connector helps ensure reliable and accurate connections.

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