1688269

Wire Gauge:	8-10 AWG
Features:	--
Contact Size:	--
Termination Finish Thickness:	--
Termination Finish:	--
Contact Finish Thickness:	--
Contact Finish:	Gold
Contact Material:	Copper Alloy
Contact Termination:	Solder Cup
Series:	PLUSCON VS
Contact Form:	Machined
Contact Type:	Male Pin
Type:	Power
Moisture Sensitivity Level (MSL):	--
Part Status:	Active
Lead Free Status / RoHS Status:	--
Packaging:	Bulk

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D-sub, or D-shaped connectors, are widely used in a variety of applications and have numerous contact and design options. A connector type is a connector built from a metal frame that contains some kind of contact, either in the form of pins, or a wide range of other types of contacts. Examples of these contacts range from blade contacts to spring-loaded options, and they all have one purpose – to connect two or more components together.D-shaped connectors are popular in the electronics industry and are found in a range of products from computers, handheld devices, and consumer electronics to industrial equipment, automotive, and telecommunications equipment. The frame can be either open or closed, usually rectangular or trapezoidal in shape. Open frames are often used in applications where high levels of vibration or environmental conditions are present and a closed frame can provide superior mechanical strength and electrical performance. Depending on the application, d-sub connectors can come with a variety of contact configurations, and up to 30 or more, depending on frame size.The most common configurations are DB, DGN, and DLCA contact styles. The DB style, typically the most popular style, is a pin type that can be either top or bottom, left or right side mounted. It is also the fastest to terminate and provides superior electrical performance. The DGN (Under or Over Screw) style is often the choice for power and signal wiring where an additional screw and washer is used to help secure and hold positions during vulnerable environments. Lastly, the DLCA (Flat Contact) style is a spring-loaded contact available for top or bottom, left or right side mounted and typically used in higher density designs. Aside from the types of contact, one of the other major design differences between d-sub connectors are the types of frames. The two major types of frames are lanced frames, which is a frame involving multiple components, or crimp frames, which are typically for larger, more intricate frames requiring more components and additional space for assembly. Lanced frames are popular for smaller connectors such as those used in computer peripheral devices, while crimp frames are used for larger connectors typically found in telecommunications and automotive applications. The purpose of the frame and contact combination depends entirely on the application. Generally, d-sub connectors are used to provide connections between two or more components, and can be used to provide several important functions. They can offer reliable connections to reduce signal interference and noise, provide secure mechanical strength, determine signal paths, and offer protection from the outside environment. The pins can provide electrical and ground contact, as well as signal, power, audio, and video transmission. With modern advances in materials and technology, d-sub connectors can also provide shielding against harsh environments, such as water, dust, and dirt.Overall, d-sub connectors are extremely versatile and can be used in a variety of scenarios. They are available in a range of shapes, sizes, and contacts, and can be used to provide a safe and reliable connection in the most demanding environments. As technology advances, more and more d-sub connectors of all sizes and configurations will be available, allowing even greater application possibilities.

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