1688997

Wire Gauge:	24-28 AWG
Features:	--
Contact Size:	--
Termination Finish Thickness:	--
Termination Finish:	--
Contact Finish Thickness:	--
Contact Finish:	Gold
Contact Material:	Copper Alloy
Contact Termination:	Crimp
Series:	PLUSCON
Contact Form:	Machined
Contact Type:	Female Socket
Type:	Signal
Moisture Sensitivity Level (MSL):	--
Part Status:	Obsolete
Lead Free Status / RoHS Status:	--
Packaging:	Bulk

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D-Sub, D-Shaped Connectors - Contacts

D-sub, D-shaped connectors are contacts used in a range of electronic equipment for connection between two electric conductors. They are commonly used in computers, telecommunication and automotive applications, as well as various industrial and medical applications. Typically, D-shaped connectors are made from metal or plastic.D-sub connectors consist of two parts: the contact and the socket. The contact is the part of the connector that carries the current from one conductor to the other. The socket is the part that connects the contact to the conductors and provides a conductor for the current to pass through. The two parts are designed to fit each other and must be assembled correctly for the connector to work correctly.The contacts on D-sub connectors come in a range of sizes and materials. The most common type of contact is a pin contact, which is a piece of metal with a hole in the centre. Clubbed contacts are also available. These are sets of pins arranged in a cross-shaped pattern.The sockets in D-sub connectors can be either female or male. Female sockets have a slot in the middle while male sockets have a protrusion. The sockets typically have a metal cover or plastic housing to protect the contacts from dirt and damage.In addition to size and material, D-sub connectors can be further classified according to the number of contacts they have. Standard D-sub connectors have two or three contacts, although more can be added for increased contact capability. The contacts are arranged in a symmetrical pattern, usually in a double row or a triple row. The most common arrangement is the “double-row”, which has two rows of pins on the connector.D-sub connectors are available in a wide variety of configurations. Some of the most popular types of D-sub connectors are: DB9, DB15, DB25, DB37, DB45, and DB50. The DB number indicates the number of pins in the connector. DB9 connectors are the smallest, with nine pins on a single row. DB15 and DB25 connectors are larger, with 15 and 25 pins respectively, arranged in two rows. DB37 and DB45 connectors have 37 and 45 pins respectively, arranged in three rows. DB50 is the largest of the standard D-sub connectors and has 50 pins arranged in a four-row pattern.The working principle of D-sub connectors is simple. When the two parts of the connector are joined together, the contact terminals in each half make contact and carry the current from one conductor to the other. If the pins are misaligned or the contact is damaged, the current will not flow, and the connection will be off. D-sub connectors are designed for durability and reliable connections in a range of applications. The contacts are designed to resist corrosion, heat, and wear and can handle high current levels. The connectors are also designed for easy mounting and can be secured with screws, solder, or crimp terminations. D-sub connectors are often chosen because of their compact size, ruggedness, and high reliability, making them a popular choice for many applications.

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