593016-1

D-Sub Connectors are designed with various features to suit various applications. 5930xx-1 is one of the commonly used connectors in this range. This article focuses on the application field and working principle of 5930xx-1.

Overview

The 5930xx-1 series are D-subminiature connectors line with multiple contact configurations. They are similar in appearance and size to standard-sized D-sub connectors. This series comes with a keyed shell design to prevent mismating. And the back shell of the connector is made out of durable plastic or steel material with a variety of mounting methods. The contacts are made of either silver plated brass, phosphor bronze or stainless steel and the contact mating areas are gold plated for better performance.

Application field

The 5930xx-1 series connectors are designed for a variety of industrial and military applications. They are great for applications requiring high vibration, shock and EMI protection. Other applications include electronic instrumentation, medical devices, power supplies, data processing equipment, test and measurement equipment, communication systems, and many others.

Working Principle

5930xx-1 consists of two pieces: a male shell and a female shell. The female shell is typically mounted on the equipment to be connected and the male shell is attached to the cable. The male shell has contacts that are inserted into the female shell. The contacts then make an electrical connection. The connection is secured by screws or tabs on either of the shells. This ensures that the connection is secure and the cables stay in place.

Conclusion

The 5930xx-1 series is a reliable and versatile connector type for D-sub style applications. It is perfect for a variety of industrial and military applications where high vibration, shock and EMI protection is needed. The easy to use two-piece shell design helps ensure that the connections are secure and that the cables remain in place.

References

1. Amphenol Aerospace: D-Sub Connectors - 5930xx-1 Series
2. Imagnet: D-Sub Connectors – Working Principle