1731120156

Series:	FMP, FCT
Packaging:	Bulk
Lead Free Status / RoHS Status:	--
Part Status:	Active
Moisture Sensitivity Level (MSL):	--
Type:	Power
Contact Type:	Male Pin
Contact Form:	Machined
Wire Gauge:	--
Contact Termination:	Solder, PCB
Contact Material:	Copper Alloy
Contact Finish:	Gold
Contact Finish Thickness:	3.90µin (0.099µm)
Termination Finish:	Tin
Termination Finish Thickness:	200µin (5.08µm)
Contact Size:	--
Features:	--

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D-Sub, D-Shaped Connectors - Contacts

D-sub connectors, also known as D-shaped connectors, are a family of electrical connectors commonly used in computers and other electronic equipment. The D-sub connectors are easily identified by their characteristic “D” shaped metal or plastic housing. Inside the connector, a number of electrical contacts are housed, which allow for a secure connection between two or more electrical devices. D-sub connectors offer advantages such as low cost, wide availability, and ease of use. They are used in a variety of applications, including computers, telecommunications equipment, networking equipment, industrial automation, security equipment, and consumer electronics. The D-sub connector system can also be modified to be waterproof, dustproof, or resistant to other environmental hazards. The standard D-sub connector system consists of two parts: the shells and the electrical contacts. The shells are the metal or plastic connector housings which provide the external structure and protection for the internal electrical connections. The electrical contacts are the individual pieces of metal which make contact with the mating connector and conduct electrical signals. The core components of D-sub connectors are arranged in columns and rows, and are identified by a number system. The elements are identified by the number of pins or sockets per row and the row number, for example, a DB-25 connector is a 25-pin connector with two rows of contacts. The electrical contacts are also numbered according to their column and row. They are most commonly available in either a pin configuration, which refers to male connectors, or a socket configuration, which refers to female connectors. Depending on the application, a D-sub connector may utilize various types of terminals and terminals styles. For example, crimp terminals are one of the most common types, and are generally used in D-sub connectors for through-hole terminations. The terminals are crimped onto the conductor which enables the mating of the contacts. PCB mountable terminals are also available for surface mount applications. When selecting D-sub connectors, the size and number of contacts, as well as the current and voltage ratings of the contacts are important factors to consider. Additionally, the contact mating cycles, contact resistance, insulation resistance, contact force, and contact retention must be examined to ensure the connector meets the required specifications for the application.The design of a D-sub connector typically includes a housing or shell with the electrical contacts and associated terminals. The shell is composed of several pieces, including a contact support, a shell body, and a hood or cover. Depending on the application, a D-sub connector can also be modified to include waterproof or hermetic seals.D-sub connectors are a reliable connection solution, and are well suited for a variety of applications. Their design allows for feedback from the user, making it easier to troubleshoot an issue or confirm the connection. In addition, D-sub connectors are widely available, cost effective, and easy to use, making them a popular choice for many applications.

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