179-015-512-571

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D-Sub Connectors

A D-sub connector is a compact, electrical connector used in many electronic and communication systems to link devices together. It is named for its round metal shell that encloses two or more pins arranged in a "D" shape. The pins may carry digital video, audio, power, serial, or parallel signals. The 179-015-512-571 connector in particular is a type of connector commonly used in various audio and video devices.

The 179-015-512-571 connector is commonly used in audio and video devices, computer systems, and telecommunications systems, as is suitable for low voltage analog signals. It features nine contact positions and is configured with male or female side-pressing connections. On the male connector, the pin contacts are typically exposed with a round or rectangular insulator, while female versions contain socket contacts. Depending on the application, they can feature 9, 15, 25, 37, or 45 pin contacts. Many types of D-sub connectors are hybrid, and integrate both board-to-board and cable-to-board connection features.

The working principle of D-sub connectors is quite simple. Two connectors are mated together by pressing their sides together until they lock into place. The contact pins from the male connector fit into the femal contact sockets, and a mechanical friction holds them solidly together. As they are designed to withstand frequent mating and dismounting, they remain in excellent condition for thousands of cycles.

The 179-015-512-571 connector is just one of many types of D-sub connectors, and offers a reliable and secure connection for audio, video, and other digital signals. It is easy to install, lightweight, and safe to use -- making it a cost-effective and highly popular choice for audio and video applications.

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