2-106508-2

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D-Sub connectors are a popular type of electronics connector, derived from the DE-9 connector originally developed by the Digital Equipment Corporation and released to the market in the early 1960s. They are used in a variety of applications, such as in serial communications, video, and other data transfer connections. The 2-106508-2 D-Sub connector is one of the more popular types and is commonly used in many industries.

The 2-106508-2 D-Sub connector is composed of two separate plastic bodies (usually of polyester or polypropylene). The name “D-Sub” comes from the fact that the two parts are connected, with two tabs protruding from the back side, forming a distinctive “D” shape. The two parts are connected together by a pair of short metal pins. A latch lock is usually provided on one side of the connector to permit it to be inserted into and removed from a panel or other equipment without the need for tools.

The 2-1065082 D-Sub connector is available in several “shell sizes”--the total number of pins and sockets on the connector. Standard sizes range from 9 to 57 pins (50 and 57 pins being the most common). It is also offered in 4, 8, 12, 23, and 36-pin sizes. The size of the connector is determined by the distance between the two rows of pins, which can vary from 2.00mm to 10.00mm. The “pitch” (the distance between pins in each row) can also vary, with 0.025″, 0.05″, and 0.1″ being the most common.

The 2-106508-2 D-Sub connector is used to transfer signals between two pieces of equipment. Typically, the connector on one end is mounted to a panel, while the opposite end is mounted to the backplane of an equipment. An electrical connection between the two is then created, allowing signals to pass between them. Depending on the type of application, the 2-106508-2 D-Sub connector may be wired as a parallel or a serial connection.

In a parallel connection, each pin in the connector is wired directly to the corresponding pin in the opposite connector, allowing for a simple connection between the devices. A serial connection, on the other hand, consists of multiple signals being transferred in succession over a single pair of wires. In this setup, the two D-Sub connectors are wired up in a specific order, with the data being transferred from one pin to the next in sequence.

The 2-106508-2 D-Sub connector finds use in many different industries, from consumer electronics to aerospace. In the industrial sector, it is used mainly for transmission of electrical signals and other data between computers, PLCs, and various hubs and peripherals. It is also used in the automotive industry, mainly for airbag and other safety system wiring, where its robust design and durability come in handy. It is also popular among hobbyists and DIY enthusiasts, for its ease of use and ability to work with a wide variety of different connections.

The 2-106508-2 D-Sub connector is a versatile and reliable connector which has found use in a variety of applications. Its simple design allows it to provide good electrical performance and its robust construction makes it suitable for a wide range of industrial and consumer applications. As new technologies emerge, it is likely that the 2-106508-2 D-Sub connector will continue to be used in an ever expanding range of applications.

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