208811-2 Connectors, Interconnects

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D-Sub connectors can be classified into two major types – Housings and Contacts. The Housings category includes connectors such as the 208811-2. These housings are typically used in applications such as PCBs and sockets, and they provide a secure connection between the PCB and the contact. The key advantage of the 208811-2 is its very small footprint, making it one of the most compact D-Sub connectors available.

The 208811-2 is a shell-sized connector with a polyphenyleneepoxy (PPE) insulator. It is constructed with tin-plated contacts and an eyelet arrangement that fits into any standard round D-Sub connector. The 208811-2 is available in right angle or straight configurations, and is also UL recognized.

In terms of working principle, the 208811-2 uses a mechanical lock system to keep the connector locked into place. This system is known as a “locking cage,” which further provides an additional level of security for your critical signal connections. The locking cage also helps to provide a better seal on the mating surfaces which improves the overall performance and reliability of the connection.

Furthermore, the 208811-2 is designed to work in extreme temperatures ranging from -55°C to +105°C, making it ideal for industrial and military applications. It also has excellent electrical performance characteristics such as low contact resistance and low insertion force. The 208811-2 also has a high current carrying capacity of up to 3 amps per contact.

The 208811-2 is one of the most versatile D-Sub connectors on the market. Not only is it extremely compact, but it also has excellent electrical and mechanical characteristics. Furthermore, the locking cage ensures that the connector remains locked in place, thus providing additional security and reliability in critical signal connections. This makes the 208811-2 an ideal choice for a wide range of PCB and socket applications.

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