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Backshells, Hoods and D – shaped Connectors go together like peanut butter and jelly. D – Sub connectors are a common type of electrical connector used to join two or more conductive cables, wires or metalized gas and fluid lines. They are usually divided into two parts, male and female, which connect through the interface and are locked by a secure latch mechanism. The basic design of the D – Sub connector is a series of pins or contacts that attach to a wire or device on one side, and the actual connector itself attaches to the other side.

D – Sub connectors were initially used in electronics and are still commonly found in many modern electronic device such as laptops. They can also be found in industrial settings, telecommunications, commercial aviation and automotive industries. Due to their wide array of possible applications, they are available in many different sizes and capabilities. They boast various advantages including the ability to accommodate higher pin densities, which can be helpful in a variety of different applications.

The working principle of a D – Sub connector is fairly simple. It functions by connecting two conductors or circuits together providing a convenient connection point for wires, cables or devices. This connection is secured through a secure latch mechanism which is usually spring loaded. The connector piers are usually machined in the D – shaped case, allowing it to slip over the corresponding wires on the device or cable. Once secured the latch mechanism locks in place and the conductors are connected.

Backshells or Hoods are used to provide additional protection and strain relief to the cables connected beneath the D – Sub connector. This is extremely important in industrial environments where the connector may come into contact with dirt, dust or liquids. The backshell which encases the wires shields and secure the connection using a locking nut. The nut is usually tightened to the connector to provide a reliable seal and to prevent water or dust from entering the connector.

D – Sub connectors come in all shapes and sizes, and can be used in a wide range of applications. They offer superior protection, ease of use and are extremely reliable and durable. Many industries, such as aerospace, telecommunications, industrial and automotive rely on the secure connection and protection afforded by these connectors. D – Sub connectors featuring Backshells and/or Hoods are a reliable, cost effective and safe way to ensure a solid connection and maximum protection.

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