5-5175474-7

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D-Shaped Connectors, also known as Centronics or Centronics type connectors, are commonly used data connectors on computer peripherals, such as printers and scanners. The name comes from an industry-standard electrical plug connector and socket developed by Centronics in the 1970s. They are one of the most popular data connectors, and are still widely used today.

The 5-5175474-7 is a two-piece D-shaped connector, typically known as a Centronics connector. The design of the connector is based on the now-defunct Centronics standard, though it has been adapted to reflect modern needs for a wide variety of data requirements on the connector. The connector is a two-piece connector, where one piece is referred to as the plug-in, while the other is referred to as the receptacle.

The 5-5175474-7 connector features a standard male Centronics plug on one end, and a female receiver on the other. The connector is typically available in three different sizes: 36-pins, 24-pins, and 20-pins. Each of these sizes has a different purpose, which makes them ideal for various applications. For instance, 36-pins are most commonly used for large scale data transfer applications, such as for modems, parallel and serial ports, or for connecting large scale Ethernet networks. 24-pins are typically used for connecting voice and data services, such as for VoIP phones, Ethernet and T1 lines, and 20-pins are often used for more basic data transfer requirements, such as on a MIDI keyboard.

The working principle of 5-5175474-7 springs from the Centronics standard. This standard utilizes a two-piece design that is based on magnetic coupling, which means that the connection between the plug and the socket is made and broken by the movement of a magnet through the plug or socket. The magnetic coupling is then responsible for the data transfer between the components, which is why the connection is so secure.

The 5-5175474-7\'s main application field is in providing secure connections between computer peripherals. The connector is ideal for hooking up computers to modems, networks, and other types of data transfer requirements, as well as for connecting MIDI devices. In addition, due to its secure connection properties, the 5-5175474-7 Centronics connectors are also used to connect power supplies and other ground based devices, providing an extra layer of security.

In conclusion, the 5-5175474-7 D-Shaped Connector is a reliable and secure data connector that is used for a variety of applications. The connector utilizes the magnetic coupling from the Centronics standard, ensuring secure and reliable connections between peripherals. As well, with three different sizes, the 5-5175474-7 is suited for a range of different data transfer requirements, such as for voice and data services, modems, and XLR/Jack systems. Because of this, the 5-5175474-7 is a popular and commonly used data connector.

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