172-025-212-031

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D-Sub Connectors are one of the most popular types of computer connectors available today. Most modern PCs come with one or more D-Sub connectors, and these are used to connect various peripheral devices, such as external drives, monitors, and other digital devices. The most common type is 172-025-212-031, or what is generally referred to as a VGA connector.

172-025-212-031 VGA connectors are mainly used to connect video devices, such as monitors, to a PC. They are a standard three row, 15 pin connector, and most commonly used in the analog video format - the same format used by televisions. The pins are labelled for compatibility with different types of video like VGA, SVGA, and XGA. When connecting a monitor to a computer, the matching pins must be properly connected and this is usually done through a color-coded wire.

In addition to connecting video devices, 172-025-212-031 VGA connectors are also used in some digital video and audio systems. For example, they can be used with some digital cables for transferring digital video and audio signals from a PC to a display device or amplifier. They can also be used for connecting the video and audio outputs of a digital camera or other media device to a computer.

In terms of its working principle, the 172-025-212-031 VGA connector works by providing a physical connection between devices. Each pin on the connector contains one signal line and either an electric ground or an alternating current (AC) path, depending on the signal type – either digital or analog – being transmitted. When connected, the lines between the pins are used to transfer the voltage and electrical connection to various devices, providing an appropriate signal exchange.

The connector is designed to be highly reliable, as the pins are made with durable materials such as pure copper or gold. The signals that pass through the connector are protected against corrosion as well as magnetic interference. In addition, the connector is dust and shock resistant, meaning it can handle wear and tear with ease.

The vast majority of computer hardware, both inside and outside the PC, use D-Sub connectors. In addition to the popular 172-025-212-031 VGA connector, the D-Sub series of connectors also includes DB-15, DB-25, and DB-37 connectors, all of which are handily color-coded for easy identification and installation. The advantages of using the D-Sub connectors include simple installation, excellent durability, and reliable signal transmission.

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