170-050-271-020

D-Sub connectors and D-shaped housings are commonplace in the electronics industry.

D-Sub connectors are two pieces of metal joined by a physical connection. They are used to join two electrical components, such as a motherboard and an LCD screen, or a power distribution box and a motor. D-Sub connectors are widely used to interconnect electronics and electrical components, either directly or through a variety of cables.

D-Shaped housings are usually made out of metal or plastic, and they provide physical protection for the D-sub connectors. D-Sub housings are popular for use in telecom and network applications, as well as for a variety of electronic and electrical assemblies. D-sub housings are also used in a variety of industrial applications, such as the automotive, medical and aerospace industries.

The 170-050-271-020 models of D-sub connectors and D-shaped housings are widely used in applications requiring high-voltage and high-current connections. These models are highly reliable, and can carry currents up to one amp. They also provide tight connections with low contact resistance, which is critical in high-voltage, high-current applications. The 170-050-271-020 are also UL recognized, meaning they meet the safety requirements of UL 508A.

The working principle of a D-sub connector and D-shaped housing is fairly simple. The two pieces of metal are joined with a physical connection, and they form an electrical path between the two components that are connected. The connection is made by pushing the two pieces of metal together, and the connection is sealed by a locking mechanism that prevents unintended disconnection.

D-sub connectors and D-shaped housings are an essential part of any electrical circuit, and the 170-050-271-020 models are perfect for applications that require high-voltage and high-current connections. These models provide reliable connections, and meet all of the safety standards of UL 508A.