554411-1

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The D-subminiature connectors, also known as D-sub connectors, are a type of electrical connector characterised by their D-shaped metal shield and they are most commonly used for computer serial and parallel ports. They come in different sizes and shapes, ranging from 15 contacts to 9 pins, and in several different mounting configurations. Among these, one of the most widely used is the 554411-1 connector, which is a 9-pin D-sub that has a jackscrew fastening.

The 554411-1 is an industry-standard D-subminiature connector. It is designed for panel or board level mounting, and has a variety of contact layouts and shell sizes. The most common layout is 9-contact, 2.54mm or 0.100" single row. Designed for use with 9-pin parallel cables, it offers fast assembly and secure connector retention. It is widely used in a variety of electronic applications, including serial communications, networking, industrial controls, and gaming consoles.

From an application point of view, the 554411-1 connector is suitable for use in a variety of electronic application fields. It is commonly used in serial and parallel communications to connect computers and other devices, such as printers and monitors. It is also used in networking applications, where it is used to connect multiple computers and devices. In addition to that, these connectors are also extensively used in industrial and manufacturing processes for control and monitoring of different processes.

In addition, the 554411-1 connector is also used in gaming consoles, such as the Nintendo Switch. This connector is used to connect the controller module of the console synchronizing it with its main processor. This is done to enhance the portability of the console, by transferring data and instructions quickly without any physical connection between the processor and the controller.

The working principle of the 554411-1 connector is quite simple. It uses two flat metallic contacts to form a connection between two devices. The two contacts are placed parallel with one another and when two devices are connected, an electrical connection is formed. The connection is maintained thanks to the secure fastening of the jackscrew, also known as the “thumbscrew”, which ensures the two contacts remained tightly connected.

Overall, the 554411-1 connector is a low-cost, reliable, and compact interconnect solution. It provides a secure connection between devices and offers flexibility in a variety of electronic application fields. This is why the 554411-1 jackscrew is a popular choice for many users.

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