1727040177

Series:	FKC, FCT
Part Status:	Active
Lead Free Status / RoHS Status:	--
Accessory Type:	Two Piece Backshell
Moisture Sensitivity Level (MSL):	--
Number of Positions:	37
Cable Type:	Round
Cable Exit:	70°
Shielding:	Shielded
Material:	Acrylonitrile Butadiene Styrene (ABS)
Plating:	Nickel
Hardware:	Assembly Hardware, Cable Clamp, Strain Relief
Features:	Mating Screws 4-40
Color:	Black

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D-Sub, D-Shaped Connectors – Backshells, Hoods

D-sub connectors, also known as D-shaped connectors, are connectors that contain two parallel rows of contacts. They are mainly used in computers, modems, and other electronic equipment. The most common types of D-sub connectors are the D-shaped 9-pin (DB-9), mini-D connector (DB-9) and the high-density D-shaped connector (HD-10). Backshells and hoods are terms used to describe the shield which protects the D-sub connectors from dirt, dust, and other environmental hazards.Backshells are the most popular type of protective covers for D-sub connectors. Backshells are designed to fit onto the DB-9 and DB-25 connectors, and are available in two different types – straight and 90-degree configurations. They are typically made from aluminum or plastic, and are available in various colors to help distinguish between the different types of connectors. Backshells are typically used to secure a cable to the D-sub connector, as well as provide strain relief for the cable. They also provide environmental protection for the D-sub connector, such as providing a water-tight seal. Additionally, backshells provide a strain proof mounting to the connector, and guard against accidental contact with the contacts. The second type of protective cover for D-sub connectors are hoods. Hoods, also known as shells, are used to enclose the entire D-sub connector, and provide full environmental protection. Hoods come in various sizes and shapes, and are typically made from aluminum or plastic. Hoods are secured to the connector using a latching mechanism or locking pin. Hoods provide full environmental protection for the D-sub connector, including protection from dust, dirt, moisture, and other environmental hazards. Additionally, hoods provide additional strain relief for the cable, as well as a physical barrier which prevents accidental contact with the contacts. In conclusion, D-sub connectors are widely used in computer, modem and other electronic equipment. The most common types of D-sub connectors are the D-shaped 9-pin (DB-9), mini-D connector (DB-9) and the high-density D-shaped connector (HD-10). To protect the D-sub connectors from dirt, dust, and other environmental hazards, two types of covers are commonly used – backshells and hoods. Backshells are the most popular type of cover, and they are designed to fit onto the DB-9 and DB-25 connectors. Hoods, also referred to as shells, are used to provide full environmental protection for the D-sub connector.

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