2-748481-2

D-Sub connectors refer to a family of electrical connectors that were originally developed by Cannon Electric in 1952. The term "D-Sub" is derived from the shape of the connector, which is shaped like the letter "D." D-Sub connectors have been around for decades and are commonly used in a variety of different applications in consumer electronics, industrial automation, telecommunications, and other fields.

2-748481-2 is one type of D-Sub connectors. It is a high-speed right angle D-sub connector with miniature design for the applications of all industrial environments. This 2-748481-2 connector is a self-locking style that utilizes a crimp flange with a single ferrule for attaching the contacts to the wires, offering maximum pull-off strength and forced mating protection.

The application field of 2-748481-2 D-Sub connectors covers a wide range of industrial, medical, computer, automotive, military equipment and consumer electronics. They are often used in applications such as signal transmissions, analog and digital circuitry, serial communications, consumer electronics hardware, and more.

As for the working principle of 2-748481-2 D-Sub connectors, it refers to the physical formation of a connection between devices. When creating a connection with this type of connector, the user will insert a male pin into a female; the contact points are then held in place via pressure applied to the outer dimensions of the connector. This works by the male pin’s contact points being in direct contact with the female’s contact points, resulting in electrical conductivity throughout the connection.

D-Sub connectors offer robust designs and reliable performance for all applications. As long as they are correctly assembled, D-Sub connectors offer great durability and can provide good signal and power integrity. With proper selection, design and assembly, the 2-748481-2 D-Sub connectors can work stably and reliably for a long period.