160X10169X Connectors, Interconnects

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Part Status:	Active
Lead Free Status / RoHS Status:	--
Accessory Type:	Slide Lock
For Use With/Related Products:	D-Sub Connectors
Features:	Hardware Included
Number of Positions:	15

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D-sub connectors, or D-shaped connectors - accessories, are the most used and widely available types of electrical connectors, and have been used in almost every single electronic device since the 1940s. They are used in a wide range of applications, from industrial machinery to consumer electronics, and can be found on everything from computers to automobiles.The name "D-sub" comes from the shape of the connectors, which are usually rectangular with a rounded edge - thus creating the "D" shape. The shape of the D-sub connectors varies, and different variations are available depending on the type of application it is intended for. For example, a straight-edged variant is commonly used in PCBs, while a more rounded variant is commonly used for automotive applications.D-sub connectors can be found in various configurations and sizes. The most common versions are called DE-15 and DE-9 connectors, which correspond to the number of pins used in the connector. They also have other variations such as DE-25 and DE-37, which are specific to certain types of applications.The most basic form of a D-sub connector consists of two opposing metal plates. These plates are connected to a set of contacts – typically metal pins – that extend out from the sides. Each of the contacts are then connected to a corresponding contact on the other side of the connector. When the two plates are connected, an electrical connection is formed, allowing data and/or power to be transferred.The primary purpose of a D-Sub connector is to transfer data or power between two separate components or devices. This can include transferring data from a computer to a printer, transferring data from a computer to a hard drive, or transferring power from a power source to a device. The electrical connections formed by the D-sub connectors are typically used to transfer digital or analog signals.When it comes to choosing a D-Sub connector, there are a few things to consider. First, the size and shape of the connector must be taken into account. Different size connectors can provide varying levels of electrical resistance and other factors, so considering the size and shape is crucial. Additionally, the number of contacts is important. With more pins, more information can be transferred. The orientation of the connections must be taken into account as well; some connectors may be flipped in one direction, while others may require a flipped orientation. Finally, the quality and compatibility of the connectors should also be considered. This ensures that the power or data connections being made are safe and secure.D-sub connectors are a relatively simple yet essential electrical component that can be found on a wide variety of devices. They can provide reliable connections for both data and power, and come in a range of sizes and shapes to accommodate a variety of applications. As the most ubiquitous type of electrical connector, they are an essential part of any linkage between systems.

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