180-001-170-001

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D-Sub, D-Shaped Connectors - Contacts, also known as D-Sub connectors, are a type of electrical connector used for connecting electrical cables and wires. A D-Sub connector consists of two pieces, a shell and contacts. The shell holds the contacts in place while they make the electrical connection and the contacts provide the electrical connection.

The shell of a D-Sub connector is typically formed from plastic or metal and includes a center hole for the contacts to pass through, as well as openings for the contacts at the ends of the connector. The contacts used with a D-Sub connector are typically metal fingers or blades that slide into the openings on the shell, making the electrical connection. The contacts are usually made from copper, although other materials such as phosphor bronze can be used.

D-Sub connectors are commonly used in a variety of electronics applications, including computers, telecommunications equipment, industrial machinery, and other electronic devices. They are particularly well-suited for connecting digital and analog signals, and have the ability to carry multiple signals simultaneously. The ability to easily make and unmake the electrical connection makes D-Sub connectors ideal for applications that require frequent connection and disconnection.

One of the main advantages of using D-Sub connectors is their versatility. They are available in a variety of configurations, allowing them to be used in a variety of applications. For example, a common type of D-Sub connector is the D-Sub 180-001-170-001, which has two fields, one with one contact and the other with two. The 180-001-170-001 is suited for low-voltage, AC, and DC signal applications, as well as a number of different applications including military and industrial radio systems.

The working principle of a D-Sub connector is simple. When the contacts are inserted into the connector’s shell, an electrical connection is created. The connection is held together by a combination of friction between the contacts and the walls of the shell, and a strong mechanical connection. The contacts slide back and forth in the shell to allow for easy installation and removal while providing a strong and reliable connection.

In addition to providing a strong and reliable electrical connection, D-Sub connectors offer a number of other benefits. They are relatively low-cost and easy to install, and they can accommodate a variety of different wire sizes. They are also resistant to shock and vibration, and they can be used in a number of different types of applications, from communications and data transfer to automotive and industrial applications.

D-Sub connectors are a versatile and reliable type of electrical connector that can be used in a variety of applications. From low-voltage, AC, and DC signal applications, to military and industrial radio systems, these connectors provide a strong and reliable connection and are relatively easy to install and remove. With their versatility and reliability, D-Sub connectors are well suited for a variety of different applications.

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