552382-1

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D-Shaped Connectors - Centronics is the type of connectors normally used in most computers, which are also often called the “traditional” connection type of computers. The connectors come in a variety of shapes, including the D-shaped connectors defined by the Centronics specification, which was developed in the late 1970s by the Centronics Corporation. Centronics connectors are usually used to connect ports such as parallel and serial ports, PS/2, and RFID to other devices.

The D-shaped or Centronics connector is widely used in computers for connecting a printer or terminal to the system. It consists of two cables that are circular in shape, with one side of the circular cable having 36 pins arranged in two equal rows. These pins are female type connectors. The other cable has a pin on each end that is male type connector. The pins are spaced 0.04 inch apart.

The D-shaped or Centronics connector is used to establish communication between the system and the printer or terminal. The signals passed via these connectors are in two directions, from the computer to the printer and from the printer to the computer. The data is sent in a series of pulses which are identified at the receiving port by the presence or absence of the pulses. The most common signaling scheme used is EPP, which stands for Enhanced Parallel Port.

The 552382-1 is a specific type of Centronics connector which is especially suitable for high-speed data transmissions. It is a 36-pin connector with a slightly different design than the regular Centronics connectors. It has smaller pin diameters and an enlarged pin pitch which makes it a suitable choice for higher speed rates. This connector has a locking mechanism which minimizes the stress on the connector due to repeated plugging and unplugging of the cable.

The application field for the 552382-1 connector include high-speed parallel data transmission, such as fiber channel and SCSI-3, as well as applications where data rates are higher than typical EPP transmissions. The connector is also used for applications such as video transmission, disk array and RAID storage systems, and medical instruments.

The working principle of the 552382-1 is based on the IEEE 1284 protocol, which enables high-speed data transmission. The connector is designed to provide high electrical performance, ensuring the data transmitted is reliable with minimum errors. The connector also provides good shielding and EMI filtering, which prevents data corruption due to electromagnetic interference.

The 552382-1 connector is a reliable and robust option for high-speed data transmissions. It provides a reliable contact and superior electrical performance for a wide range of applications. It is easy to install and use and offers a secure connection that eliminates the risk of data loss. The connector is suitable for a variety of applications and is available in a range of sizes to meet the needs of different users.

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