Series:	PLUSCON VS
Part Status:	Obsolete
Lead Free Status / RoHS Status:	--
Accessory Type:	Two Piece Backshell
Moisture Sensitivity Level (MSL):	--
Number of Positions:	15
Cable Type:	Round
Cable Exit:	45°
Shielding:	Shielded
Material:	Acrylonitrile Butadiene Styrene (ABS)
Plating:	Metal
Hardware:	Assembly Hardware
Features:	IP20, Mating Screws 4-40
Color:	--

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D-Sub, D-Shaped Connectors - Backshells, Hoods

D-Sub, or D-shaped, connectors are a type of connector commonly found in computing, industrial and audio applications. A D-Sub is characterized by two metal tabs called ‘pins’ that protrude from one side and a female contact at the other end. Generally, the pins are connected to wires and the female contact is connected to a mating connector or socket. They are used to create a secure proof-of-connection by joining two devices together, frequently linking them to one another with wires.The primary use of d-subs is to link two electronic components together. This type of connecting is particularly useful in applications where a heavy workload is expected. Commonly, they are used to link computers, control boxes, loudspeakers, measuring instruments, keyboards, audio/video players and other complex communication systems. D-sub connectors can vary greatly in size, from very small components that are used to assemble small circuits and wiring harnesses, to larger types that are used to connect larger electronic components or instruments. Smaller connectors may be made of plastic, while larger ones can be made of metal or other materials.The most common form of D-Sub connectors have pins arranged in a ‘D’ shape – hence the name D-Sub. This form of connector is especially popular in computer and industrial applications due to its ability to handle higher levels of electrical current if necessary. It is also generally easier to work with than other types of connectors, as the pins are spaced more evenly and the contact surfaces are larger. The shape of the connector also makes it easy to work with – as it can be inserted into sockets quickly and easily. Backshells and hoods are two parts of a D-Sub connector that serve two distinct purposes. Backshells provide protection against dust and other elements, and they also ensure the pins fit tightly into their sockets. They are usually made from plastic, steel or other strong materials and they usually snap onto the connector itself. Hoods, on the other hand, are a type of cover that protectively encloses the pins and sockets of a connector, preventing dust and moisture from entering and damaging the wires or contacts. Hoods can also provide strain relief for the wires, which helps to prevent the wires from being pulled or snagged.When it comes to connecting two components, D-Sub connectors are a reliable and straightforward method. They are available in a wide variety of sizes and contact configurations, making them suitable for many types of electrical connections. Plus, when combined with the reliability of the backshell and hoods, they provide a secure proof-of-connection that is essential in many industries.

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