3564-2001

Series:	3000
Part Status:	Obsolete
Lead Free Status / RoHS Status:	--
Connector Style:	Center Strip Contacts
Moisture Sensitivity Level (MSL):	--
Connector Type:	Plug
Number of Positions:	50
Number of Rows:	2
Mounting Type:	Free Hanging (In-Line)
Termination:	IDC
Flange Feature:	--
Type:	--
Features:	Bail Lock, Shielded
Contact Finish:	Gold
Contact Finish Thickness:	30.0µin (0.76µm)

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D-Shaped Connectors - Centronics

The use of electrical connectors in the telecom industry has been in use for many decades. These connectors are used to create physical contacts between two or more electrical conductors. The most common type of connector used is the D-shaped connectors, also known as Centronics connectors.The Centronics connector is an electrical connector that is an industry-standard for serial and parallel data links. It is derived from the original specification developed by Centronics, an American manufacturer of computer printers. The Centronics connector is a small, rectangular connector that is used to connect computers and peripheral devices such as modems, tape drives, and plotters to printers.This connector is usually made from metal and molded plastic and features two rows of male or female contacts. A single Centronics connector is composed of two separate pieces, each having an outward-facing set of pins which make contact with the corresponding inner-facing set of pins on the other piece. These two pieces are held together by a metal outer shell and securing mechanisms such as screws, snap-in fittings, or plastic plug housings. Centronics connectors are highly versatile and provide several advantages over other types of connectors. These include cost-effectiveness, quick and easy installation, and the ability to support a wide range of speeds and protocols. Additionally, Centronics connectors are generally compatible with existing connector systems, making them compatible with many existing devices and systems.The 3564-2001 application field and working principle of the Centronics connector is commonly used in serial communication links. The 3564-2001 specification provides for a wide range of data rates ranging from 0.5 Mbps to 64 Mbps, and defines a set of connector pins that support data, clock, strobe, and handshaking signals. The data pins are arranged in three columns, with the columns labeled A, B, and C. The clock pin is labeled C. The pins of the Centronics connector are classified into two groups: power and signal pins. The power pins deliver +5V, +12V, -12V, and ground into the connector\'s cable. The signal pins carry the power signals to the device. The working principle of the Centronics connector is based on the principle of electrical conduction. A metal conductor is placed between two pins of the connector. When electricity is applied, the current passes through the conductor, connecting the two pins and creating an electrical connection.Centronics connectors feature a wide range of data rates and application fields, making them a popular choice for a variety of electrical connections. They are used in a variety of telecommunications equipment, computer hardware, peripherals, and consumer electronics. From connecting printers to modems, and from modems to cables, the Centronics connector is one of the most widely used connector systems today.

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