2302227

Series:	--
Part Status:	Active
Lead Free Status / RoHS Status:	--
1st Connector:	Receptacle, Female Sockets
Moisture Sensitivity Level (MSL):	--
2nd Connector:	Plug, Male Pins
Type:	DB37
Number of Positions:	37
Length:	6.56' (2.00m)
Shielding:	Shielded
Color:	Gray, Individual (Round)
Usage:	--
Contact Finish:	--
Contact Finish Thickness:	--

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D-Sub Cables

D-Sub cables are a type of electrical connector, frequently used in computer and communication systems. They’re also known as D-subminiature, or simply D-sub connectors, and their name is derived from their distinctive “D” shape.D-Sub cables are most commonly used for high-speed data transmission, as they’re both reliable and cost-effective. As such, they have become a popular method of connecting devices that require data transfers, such as servers, printers, and modems.D-Sub cables are categorized into two distinct families: high density (HD), and standard density (SD). HD D-Sub connectors are designed for higher speeds and use more pins for extra connections. SD D-Sub connectors, on the other hand, use fewer pins but still offer reliable connections for data transmission.The 2302227 application field and working principle are key aspects of D-Sub cables. Commonly used in telecommunications, computers, industrial machinery, and consumer electronics, D-Sub connectors are designed to connect devices such as parallel port and serial port peripherals, video game consoles, and GPS receivers.The working principle of D-Sub cables involves the use of two main components: the male connector and the female connector. The male connector—which is usually identified by its smaller size and circular shape—features pin contacts, which are inserted into the mating female contact. Once these two components are connected, the data transfer between the two devices can start.The most common method for connecting D-Sub cables is soldering. This involves connecting two wires to the male and female connectors, which then creates a link between the two devices. Crimping the contacts is also popular, where a small pin is inserted into the male connector to create an interference fit with the female contact.In addition to soldering and crimping, D-Sub connectors can also be connected using a surfacing technique. This involves placing two solid surfaces together with a conductive material between them. The contact area is then held together under pressure until it is connected.The 2302227 application field and working principle of D-Sub cables make them integral to many devices. Their easy-to-use design, combined with their cost-effectiveness and reliability, makes them a particularly popular choice for many data transfer applications.

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