177-015-210-S61

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D-Subminiature connectors are an inexpensive and versatile option for interconnecting components in a wide variety of applications. They are widely used commercially and are available in sizes from 9 to 50 pins. The 177-015-210-S61 model is an example of a commonly used D-Sub connector, and is specifically designed to provide reliable connection between two devices or systems.

The 177-015-210-S61 D-Sub connector features 9 contact-receiving holes. It has a male-ended, screw-clamping connection system for secure operation. The contacts are made from brass and the contact spring-regeneration mechanism ensures reliable performance in high temperature or vibration operating environments. Additionally, the 177-015-210-S61 connector features an internal cable clamp that offers strain relief on the connected cable.

The 177-015-210-S61 D-Sub connector is designed for use in a variety of applications, ranging from data communications and telecommunications to automotive electronics and control systems. Its main purpose is to provide a reliable electrical and mechanical connection between two pieces of equipment that need to be linked together. It is commonly used in applications such as: Network Interface Cards (NICs), modems, printers, keyboards, cameras, microphones, diagnostic equipment, and audio / video equipment.

The working principle behind the 177-015-210-S61 D-Sub connector is relatively straightforward. The pins, or contacts, in the connector are inserted into the female connector, which is usually mounted in the device requiring the connection. When the male connector is connected, the pins line up and make contact with the contacts in the female connector. From here, an electrical connection is formed, and electricity can pass from one device to another.

When the connection is complete, the contacts are locked in place by the force exerted by the clamping screws. This prevents the connector from being disconnected without the correct loosen torque. Commonly used standard locking screws have an uncinched torque of 10-12 Lbf-in, which ensures secure connections even in harsh environments.

In conclusion, the 177-015-210-S61 D-Sub Connector is a reliable and cost-effective option for connecting two pieces of equipment. It is suitable for a wide range of applications with its strong locking mechanism and Brass contact construction. With its built-in cable clamp, it is capable of providing reliable and safe connections in even the harshest operating environments.

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