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D-sub connectors have become one of the most popular and versatile electronic connectors and are used for a range of applications including computer links, telecommunications, automotive, consumer electronics and more. D-sub connectors have also become versatile in terms of their size, material and configuration.
D-sub connectors are comprised of a male and female connector that fit together and are held in place by screws or latches. D-sub connectors have two distinct types of pin configurations: Standard and Hi-Density. The Standard D-sub connector has two rows of five pins, while the Hi-Density version has two rows of nine pins.Backshells, hoods and cable clamps are some of the most important accessories needed for D-sub connectors. Backshells provide an additional level of protection from dust, moisture and other contaminants. Hoods are used to secure the backshell to the cable and also protect it from outside interference. Cable clamps are used to ensure that the cables remain properly secured to the backshell.The working principle of a typical D-sub connector is based on the concept of electrical conduction. When the two metal contacts of the connector are placed in contact with each other, an electrical connection is created. This connection is held in place by two screws and the contacts are protected from outside environmental influences by a plastic insulation material.D-sub connectors are used for a wide variety of applications, ranging from industrial control and automation to consumer electronics. D-sub connectors can even be used in the industrial sector for applications such as connecting sensors to a control system, linking power supplies and providing inter-signal communication.

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