56-524-013-GBL

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D-Sub Connectors are a family of connectors commonly used in the computer and telecommunications industry. It is generic term that describes any type of connection consisting of two or more pins that provide a mated connection between components. A 56-524-013-GBL connector is one example of available D-Sub connectors.

Application Field

The 56-524-013-GBL connector is most commonly used in applications where a robust connection is required within confined spaces. This is typical of many computer-related applications, where access to ports can be limited. Such applications include a variety of devices such as medical scanners, printers, displays, testing equipment and much more. It is also often used in higher frequency applications where noise interference is a concern, such as in high-speed network applications.

Working Principle

The 56-524-013-GBL connector consists of two parts – the male and the female – made up of an array of pins, wire contacts, housing and shielding. The male connector consists of a small number of pins that mate into a zero insertion socket on the female side. The pins are held into place by a compression retainer or by a slip-ring, depending upon the application. The pin contacts feature insulation displacement connectors providing a robust connection. The shielded housing encases the pins and helps to prevent electrical interference between components.

The compression retainer ensures proper engagement and provides an audible click when the connection is successfully made. The slip-ring sleeve provides additional stability for the connection by avoiding movement which could impact performance. The contacts are also gold plated to reduce corrosion and improve contact integrity.

Overall, the 56-524-013-GBL connector provides a reliable connection in the most confined of spaces, and for applications where shielding and signal integrity are of key importance.

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