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•   D-Sub, D-Shaped Connectors - Backshells, Hoods
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  A D-sub connector, also referred to as a D connector, is a type of electrical connector that features two or more parallel rows of pins or sockets, usually surrounded by an insulative housing. The “D-shaped” shape of this type of connector makes it easy to connect and disconnect from ports or other connectors quickly and without the need for tools. This makes them popular for use in both commercial and industrial applications, particularly in situations where the amount of space available for wiring or connecting ports is limited.

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  D-sub connectors are designed to provide a reliable, low-cost connection between an individual wire or a group of wires and another device. They are available in multiple types, including Wire Wrap, Crimp, Solder, and Spring Finger connectors, making them suitable for both indoor and outdoor applications. D-sub connectors are used in a variety of fields, including Computers and Automation, Telecommunications, Industrial Electronics, Space and Avionics, Automotive, and Aerospace.

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  D-sub connectors are often mated with a Backshell. A Backshell is an adapter or hood designed for attaching an electrical cable to a D-sub connector. They can vary in material and design, such as strain relief, cable shielding, waterproofing, and flexibility. A Backshell can also be designed to prevent pin cross-talk and radio-frequency interference.

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  In addition to Backshells, many different types of Hoods are available for D-sub connectors. Hoods provide extra protection for the pins of a D-sub connector and help to prevent the pins from vibrating. They are typically designed with strain-relief feature to prevent any damage to the wires connecting the pin and socket assemblies of the connector.

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